{{ block title }}Your Choice{{ endblock }} {{ block content }} {{ if player.is_bid_winner == True }}
Your bid was {{ player.bid }} The Random Number choosen was {{ player.selected_bid }}
In a single-round Prisoner's Dilemma game, where you must make a decision without knowledge of your opponent's choice, it is rational to betray. The reasoning behind this decision is based on the inherent risk of betrayal being the dominant strategy.
Your bid was {{ player.bid }} The Random Number choosen was {{ player.selected_bid }}
Sorry, you did not win the Bid to get the Advice. Please continue with the game.
{{ endif }}The Other Participant | |||
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Cooperate | Defect | ||
You | {{C.PAYOFF_B}}, {{C.PAYOFF_B}} | {{ C.PAYOFF_D }}, {{C.PAYOFF_A}} | |
{{C.PAYOFF_A}}, {{ C.PAYOFF_D }} | {{C.PAYOFF_C}}, {{C.PAYOFF_C}} |