homework  2,  30 pts. due 8:00 am Th, Jan. 30. Blackjack. Player has 10+5. Dealer shows 9. Cards left: 3,3, 5, 7.

Jan. 30. Probability of blackjack (i.e., 21 in two cards) is  2*(1/13) *(4/13 ) for many decks,
and   (1/13)*(16/51)+  (16/52)*(4/51) for one deck.
Without coupons, using an optimal strategy  in blackjack, you loose 1-10% of your bet (depending on rules).
Your are welcome to solve our version of blackjack and report your solution in class for bonus points.

Midterm 1 on February 11.   solutions  | pictures |

100%=134 pts after homework 3.

Homework 4:, 30 pts, due Tue. March 4, 8 am: solve the matrix game
  2   0 -3   2
-3   1   2 -7
-6 -5   1   4

Midterm 2 on March 20. solutions.| pictures |
100%=248 pts after m2.

Homework 5, due Tue. April 1, 30 points. Find the arbitration pair (do the Nash bargaining):
 

6, 0	3, 1	0, 2	4, 9
-1, -2	3, 8	4, -4	0, 1
-2, 7	0, -1	2, 6	3, -2

100%=303 pts after h6.
Midterm 3. Solutions. pictures.
Finding the arbitration triple in Problem 2 was regraded as a 6 bonus point problem.
100%=363 pts after m3, and after classes are over.

Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma. 2 bonus pts were added to every of 10 students who participated.