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Realization-equivalent strategies

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Two strategies for the same player are realization-equivalent when they induce the same probability distribution on terminal histories against every fixed opposing strategy profile. The requirement is stronger than having equal expected payoff against one particular opponent. For a finite extensive-form game with perfect recall, Kuhn's theorem gives this equivalence between appropriate mixed strategies and behavioural strategies.

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