bluffing (deception via hidden offer)

Use of 0-value money cards in face-down trade offers to deceive opponents about offer size.

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concept

bluffing
related_to
Deceptive strategy using 0-value money cards in face-down offers to induce opponent acceptance without revealing true offer value.
hidden-offer trade challenge (TC)
associated_with
Bilateral bargaining with face-down money offers, enabling bluffing via 0-value cards and information asymmetry.

cosine ≥ 0.65 · no typed edge

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

Apparent Deceptionconcept0.784
A dialogue agent behaving comparably to deliberate deception by role-playing a deceptive character, without literal intentions
Lying and Deception Evaluationmethod0.774
Sampling responses to direct questions about model views to measure rate of deceptive responses
Strategic Deceptionconcept0.773
Central concept of the paper: deliberate, goal-driven deception where model reasoning contradicts outputs
Model Deceptionconcept0.744
LLM behavior of generating falsehoods; the multi-dimensional truth subspace raises new risks for subtle manipulation
Kuhhandel (You're Bluffing!) tabletop gameconcept0.741
Original 3–5 player card game by Rüdiger Koltze (Ravensburger, 1985) involving auctions, hidden offers, and bluffing, which CATTLE TRADE adapts.
Kuhhandel (You’re Bluffing!)concept0.739
original tabletop card game designed by Rüdiger Koltze, licensed by Ravensburger
Fact-Based Deception Under Coercive Circumstancesframework0.735
First experimental paradigm inducing and detecting verifiable lies under external coercion using threat-based prompts
Meta-cognitive Awareness of Deceptionconcept0.732
Operational criterion for strategic deception: model's reasoning explicitly acknowledges ground truth and deliberate choice to deviate