This thesis consists of two parts. Part I deals with relative skill and the role of random factors in games. Part II is devoted to the computation of optimal strategies in two interesting classes of games: poker and take-and-guess games.

Dreef, M.R.M.

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Information Contained in Face-up Cards in Poker.

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On Two-Person “Real” Poker by Newman.

Potential Games and Interactive Decisions with Multiple Criteria.

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Solutions of some Three-Person Stud and Draw Poker.

Solutions to a Class of Two-Person Hi-Lo Poker.

The Deployment of Personal Luck: Sympathetic Magic and Illusory Control in

Uncertainty and the Diﬃculty of Thinking through Disjunctions.

Unrealistic Optimism about Future Life Events.

Zero-Sum Sequential Games with Incomplete Information.

Skill and Strategy in Games.

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