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Combinatorial game theory

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Combinatorial game theorists

Aviezri Fraenkel

Charles L. Bouton

David A. Klarner

David Gale

David Wolfe (mathematician)

Elwyn Berlekamp

Jean-Paul Delahaye

Lee Sallows

Michael H. Albert

Neil J. Calkin

Richard K. Guy

Willem Abraham Wythoff

Partially solved games

Chess

Go (game)

International draughts

M,n,k-game

Reversi

Positional games

Arithmetic progression game

Avoider-Enforcer game

Biased positional game

Box-making game

Clique game

Combinatorial Games: Tic-Tac-Toe Theory

Discrepancy game

Hales–Jewett theorem

Hex (board game)

József Beck

Maker-Breaker game

Pairing strategy

Positional game

Shannon switching game

Strong positional game

Tic-tac-toe

Waiter–Client game

Solved games

3D tic-tac-toe

Bagh-Chal

Connect Four

English draughts

Fanorona

Ghost (game)

Gomoku

Hexapawn

Kalah

L game

Losing chess

Maharajah and the Sepoys

Nine men's morris

Order and Chaos

Oware

Pentago

Pentomino

Quarto (board game)

Renju

Southeast Asian mancala

Teeko

Three Musketeers (game)

Three men's morris

Blockbusting (game)

Branching factor

Bulgarian solitaire

Chomp

Chopsticks (hand game)

Clobber

Col (game)

Cooling and heating (combinatorial game theory)

Cram (game)

Disjunctive sum

Domineering

Fibonacci nim

Futile game

Fuzzy game

Game complexity

Game tree

Games, Puzzles, and Computation

Genus theory

Go and mathematics

Grundy's game

Hot game

Impartial game

Indistinguishability quotient

Infinite chess

Jenga

Kayles

Map-coloring games

Meshulam's game

Mex (mathematics)

Misère

Nim

Notakto

Octal game

Partisan game

Pebble game

Poset game

Shannon number

Solved game

Sprague–Grundy theorem

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