Browser grand strategy game for players on maps
Hundreds of players on one map beats typical 10-50 player strategy games.

Hidden betting information creates genuine strategy beyond simple point-matching games.
Strategy game enthusiasts, browser game players
Prisoner's Dilemma games
Both start with 100 points. Over 5 rounds, your goal is to get to 3 wins first. Each round, whoever bets more points, gets the win. After round one, only the winning bet is revealed, so you have to start making assumptions. It becomes a game of strategy and deception.
I'm still tweaking the computer strategy. In the latest version, humans win 53% of games, and there might still be strategies that will let you win most games. So if you find one such exploit: 1. Congrats! 2. Let me know so I can make the game harder for everyone after you :-)
Hundreds of players on one map beats typical 10-50 player strategy games.
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