Poisson games are a type of strategic game theory model that incorporates the idea of players arriving randomly over time, in accordance with a Poisson process. This framework can be useful for analyzing situations where players independently choose actions from a set of strategies, and the timing of when players enter the game is stochastic. In a typical Poisson game, players have a common interest or goal, but their interaction is characterized by random arrivals.
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