Game Theory: Sequential Move Games

[@Hercules003]

The best sinple example on this topic. Thank you for posting.

[@JMRG2992]

It's impressive none of the videos of extended games form actually do the matrix of payoffs :/ it's so confusing to do them.

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[@ecitb3005]

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[@EconomicsinManyLessons]

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[@brendanreeves9645]

But what if player 2 irreversibly 'locks in' his right choice somehow. Assume he writes his move down on a piece of paper, shows it to player 1, and submits his move in advance, thereby locking in 'right.' Now the game actually would be changed for Player 1 no? So perhaps player 2 has some leverage to win after all.

[@katherinejohns9974]

I understand the theory of SPNE (I knew it would come to 10,5 ) but I am stuck on the notation. Would the SPNE be represented as (Left, (Left, Right)) meaning player 1 plays left and player 2 plays left unless player 1 plays right then player 2 plays right? PLS HELP

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