Simulation Game - SPNE - Game Theory

 This is a simulation game to illustrate the Sub Game Perfect Nash Equilibrium concept in game theory:

♟️ Centipede Game: SPNE & Backward Induction

Explore Sequential Dynamic Games, Subgames, and the Paradox of Backward Induction

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Player 1 Total

P1 Turn

Current State

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Player 2 Total

SELECT OPPONENT MODE:

Node 1: Choose to Take (end game & take majority pot) or Pass (grow pot & pass turn).

🧠 Backward Induction Solver

Subgame Perfect Nash Equilibrium (SPNE) is found by solving the game backward from the terminal nodes.

Click the button above to trace subgames backward node-by-node.

Game History

Rnd	End Node	Action	Payoffs (P1, P2)

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