hidden-offer trade challenge (TC)

Bilateral bargaining with face-down money offers, enabling bluffing via 0-value cards and information asymmetry.

Neighborhood — ranked by edge-count

concept

bluffing (deception via hidden offer)
associated_with
Use of 0-value money cards in face-down trade offers to deceive opponents about offer size.

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.

CATTLE TRADE concentrates auctions, hidden-offer TCs, bluffing, and resource management into a single environment.claim0.725
Distinctive integration of multiple pressures.
G3-F conditions TC offers on opponent wealth and game context, e.g., 0-value bluffs against bankrupt opponentsfinding0.704
sophisticated bluff calibration
G2.5-FL initiates a trade challenge for a goose with zero money cards, offering 0-value blufffinding0.683
In one trace, G2.5-FL depleted money through overbidding and launched a TC with no resources, failing to condition action on resource state.
TC bargaining tightness τmethod0.681
size-weighted ratio of (loser offer + 10) to winner offer in counter-exchange wins, where 1 means winner paid only the minimum increment
TC bargaining tightness (τ) metricmethod0.678
Ratio of loser's offer plus 10 to winner's offer in counter-exchange wins, measuring overpayment in trade challenges.
Hidden Chain-of-Thought Scratchpadmethod0.676
Mechanism allowing model to reason in SCRATCHPAD_REASONING tags not shown to users or used in RLHF
TC-accept rate metricmethod0.667
Fraction of trade challenges resolved by accepting the face-down offer rather than countering.
G2.5-FL repeatedly initiates TCs after depleting money through overbiddingfinding0.666
failure to condition action choice on resource state