CORDIAL MINUET ENSEMBLE
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#1 2015-05-12 13:59:55
- Professor Chin
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Bachelor's thesis: Strategies in the game Cordial Minuet
Maybe you knew already... in any case:
https://mollikka.github.io/
From the description I would guess that the thesis does not take into account the betting part of the game.
It would nice to know the author name in CM 
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#2 2015-05-12 14:22:24
- LiteS
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Re: Bachelor's thesis: Strategies in the game Cordial Minuet
Has @mollikka interacted with @cantodelirium? That could give it away.
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#3 2015-05-12 14:34:30
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Re: Bachelor's thesis: Strategies in the game Cordial Minuet
I'm jealous, he beat me to it. I think it would be a nice game for serious academic research (poker is overused).
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#4 2015-05-12 14:43:26
- jasonrohrer
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Re: Bachelor's thesis: Strategies in the game Cordial Minuet
Strange that he never sent this to me. Maybe it wasn't written in English?
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#5 2015-05-12 15:30:12
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Re: Bachelor's thesis: Strategies in the game Cordial Minuet
What do you think of his statement about the randomized boards introducing luck into the game?
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#6 2015-05-12 15:34:39
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Re: Bachelor's thesis: Strategies in the game Cordial Minuet
It has been discussed extensively here:
http://cordialminuet.com/incrementensem … .php?id=81
Though no completely satisfying solution has been devised.
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#7 2015-05-12 16:59:03
- Cobblestone
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Re: Bachelor's thesis: Strategies in the game Cordial Minuet
Oh! Ok, I didn't see that! I guess it's from before I joined up.
There's some interesting suggestions in there. I guess the only real way to get rid of the board luck element entirely is to do it like all the other ways the game does it -- a simultaneous hidden decision. Then again, that's inelegant and would needlessly complicate the game.
Anyway, I like the random boards. What may seem like a bad board can sometimes be a winning one!
(Edit: Commented before reading the final page, and I see you already talked about this too.)
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