Game theory

The new rules established trust in an international framework that allowed global trade to expand and increase global prosperity because it meant that countries could not artificially manipulate their currencies at will.

Again, as Game Theory predicts, the agreement showed that when countries worked together with a clear understanding of the rules, prosperity was enhanced for all.

But in 1971, the U.S. unilaterally terminated a critical aspect of the system, the conversion of the U.S. dollar to gold.

And with that, the change created a system where the U.S. dollar, a fiat currency subject to domestic agenda, was the backbone of the world's economic order.

And Pete is absolutely right.

I'm reading this book at the moment, which is Game Theory, how luck and analytics shape football.

Really interesting.

When you read that, it helps reassure you that, You know, you're not under control of everything in a football match.

So let's talk about that.

So I'm a game theory guy by trade, but I'm also a stats guy, and I'm also a math guy, and I'm also a film guy.

I try and cover all the bases.

In my opinion, that is the best way to get the most context when analyzing football.

Hello and welcome to Undrafted, a Dynasty Game Theory podcast brought to you by OTC Fantasy.

I am your host, Scott Boulanger, aka Jax Falcone.

You can find me on Twitter at DinoGameTheory.

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No, it's awesome.

To take this opportunity to talk a little game theory and just overall, I don't like saying the current state of Dynasty or edges and things like that, but there are so many models, there are so much projection, there are so many voices.

What are the edges left in Dynasty? How do you...

continue to stay ahead of curves what do you take from because to me everything's a learning experience so i've made enough mistakes to hopefully i learned from them in dynasty um so what's something that jacks has been doing with your process in order to maintain or find a new edge in the dynasty space

Like I have FOMO because I, I somehow missed that I could buy another box.

I would have bought a box because I'm like, I'm in this, like, you've really got me in a pretzel how it's been gamified and having to force game theory decisions on like, do I rip this box? Do I send it in? Do I, I just, I want to rip more packs and I want to collect.

So I want to, I want to, I want the reflections.

I want to play the game long-term.

but i also want to collect a complete set and like having such limited supply is is really making some of these early decisions somewhat challenging in a fun way like really enjoying it and i think that's what i'm seeing on the timeline isn't people talking about floor price and in big sales while they are more of the conversation is about people are excited about the cards they're collecting the art they're collecting and you know like if you look at my back wall it's full of this art that now is i can get on a collectible car it's just really really well done from game theory to you know the quality of the boxes the packs like i'm super impressed and to think you guys pulled this off in six months is is pretty impressive so flowers to you and the rest of the team and um i'm pumped man well really well done

yeah thanks i appreciate that i mean there's there's alternative designs if other people were were thinking about them like we could have basically done a similar design but do it on like a fomo token So, you know, Solana, fungible tokens are quite liquid.

So there's a lot of volume there.

It's extremely small supply for most TCGs to the point of like Pokemon, there's billions of cards being printed annually.