In a general showcase-showdown game, each of k(k=2 or 3) players in turn spins the wheel once or twice, and then waits for the results of the succeeding players' spin(s). A player whose total score exceeds the limit of the game is immediately eliminated. If there is a tie, then one more spin-off is needed to determine the final winner. Apparently the game is not a fair one even each player plays optimally. In our study we find that some natural constraints can be imposed on the later players in order to have a fair game.
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International Journal of Information and Management Sciences 11(4), pp.61-80