Laws of large numbers for cooperative St. Petersburg gamblers
General linear combinations of independent winnings in generalized St. Petersburg games are interperted as indiviual gains that result from pooling strategies of different cooperative players. A weak law of large numbers is proved for all such combinations, along with some almost sure results for the smallest and largest accummulation points, and a considerable body of earlier literature is fitted into this cooperative framework. Corresponding weak laws are also established, both conditionally and unconditionally, for random pooling strategies.
- Weak laws of large numbers for cooperative gamblers
- Almost sure limit theorems for the St. Petersburg game
- Merging asymptotic expansions for cooperative gamblers in generalized St. Petersburg games
- An extension of the Kolmogorov-Feller weak law of large numbers with an application to the St. Petersburg game
- Limit theorems for a generalized St Petersburg game
- Large games and the law of large numbers
- The Limiting Distribution of the St. Petersburg Game
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 16082
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