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## Rational Fiction with an emphasis on Game Theory
* Author: u/flipflopchip *
* URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/rational/comments/8vm6ub/rational_fiction_with_an_emphasis_on_game_theory/
* Score: 11
* Created: 2018-07-02T20:56:31
### Post:
Hi
Looking for fics where strategy and game theory is used, preferably by both sides.
Any suggestions?
### Comments:
> **u/WarningInsanityBelow** [+10] (14 hours later)
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> The Manga [Liar Game](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liar_Game) contains a lot of Game theory.
>> **u/farsan13** [+6] (15 hours later)
>>
>> Seconded. The first volumes are annoying, but it gets a lot better when the games start becoming more complex, and the main female character stops holding the Idiot Ball.
>>> **u/icesharkk** [+2] (a day later)
>>>
>>> She's where I learned about the idiot ball
> **u/ToaKraka** [+7] *https://i.imgur.com/OQGHleQ.png* (2 hours later)
>
> [*Conned Again, Watson*](http://np.reddit.com/r/rational/comments/88jbmu)
> **u/None** [+3] (19 hours later)
>
> (Definitely not rational, but with a consistent worldbuilding) Golem in the Gears by Piers Anthony, 9th book in the Xanth series
> **u/ArgentStonecutter** [+1] *Emergency Mustelid Hologram* (30 minutes later)
>
> _Times Rub_ Gregory Benford (1975)
> **u/Law_Student** [+1] (2 days later)
>
> You could try No Game, No Life.
>> **u/Sonderjye** [+10] (2 days later)
>>
>> While I found No Game, No Life enjoyable, it suffers from that the main character makes guesses about the game on unsufficient evidence and always is right because he's just that awesome.
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