@DukeZhou Hello. If you are interested in discussing Russell's paper On Denoting, I have opened a chatroom specifically for this. You are free to join at anytime.

@Piomicron Hello. If you are interested in discussing Russell's paper On Denoting, I have opened a chatroom specifically for this. You are free to join at anytime.

@DukeZhou I haven't managed to go through all the variations, but I don't think any of them have more than 2 people, or more than 2 options.

@Piomicron My bad!!! I gave you the table for the 2x2 matrices. There are definitely versions with >2 choices (I've even played around with a few of my own--you are allowed to make them up--it is encouraged;)

Here's one with a 2x3 payoff matrix: agsm.edu.au/bobm/teaching/MA/M9a.pdf and I've seen other variants

I'll have to look into 3 player games, as I am also quite interested in that. (For instance in Combinatorial Game Theory, study has been almost entirely restricted to games with < 2 players, but there is no formal restriction, just that these games are harder to study because of the possibility of coalitions.)