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Deceptive strategy using 0-value money cards in face-down offers to induce opponent acceptance without revealing true offer value.
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- bluffing (deception via hidden offer)related_toUse of 0-value money cards in face-down trade offers to deceive opponents about offer size.
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- Fraction of an agent's TC offers consisting entirely of 0-value money cards.
- The act of placing monetary bids in the auction phase.
- Undesirable behaviors characterized by achieving goals through covert actions; related to evaluation awareness.
- Central concept of the paper: deliberate, goal-driven deception where model reasoning contradicts outputs
- original tabletop card game designed by Rüdiger Koltze, licensed by Ravensburger
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- Original 3–5 player card game by Rüdiger Koltze (Ravensburger, 1985) involving auctions, hidden offers, and bluffing, which CATTLE TRADE adapts.