Da Inglese a Italiano Scienze sociali Giochi/Videogiochi/Gioco d'azzardo/Casinò

For one real-world example, take buying a car. Rather than going to a dealership and engaging a salesman directly, you can first find all the dealerships who carry the car you want in a specific area, then call them all to tell them you’ll buy the car from whomever gives you the best price.

Or, consider bluffing in poker. According to David Sklansky, players should bluff with a bad hand on the river with the same frequency as the odds they’re offering their opponent from the pot. For example, if the pot offers 3/1 at the river, bluffing a third of the time means your opponent will lose the same amount whether he folds or calls, all things being equal. That’s a bit oversimplified (you want to adjust to a players’ history, too), but you can see how it begins to apply and how bringing a bit of game theory with you to the casino can put you at an advantage..

E' un testo che parla delle varie teorie di gioco (azzardo, carte). Non capisco questa espressione. Grazie.