After a long time in the featureless void known as being an Associate Dean, we are hoping that 2022 will see some new developments in Gambit.

In response to a first very common request: The Python extension module is now available on PyPI: pypi.org/project/pygamb… This remains VERY experimental and everything in the API is subject to change. However, this should at least make it much easier to try things out.

It has been far too long - but at long last it's here. Gambit 16.0.2 is now available! This is a maintenance release that restores successful building on current compilers and cleans up various packaging issues. Get it from gambit-project.org! #gametheory

We are excited to announce that Gambit development will be supported in part by The Alan Turing Institute's project, turing.ac.uk/research/resea…. Keep an eye on here, gambit-project.org, and github.com/gambitproject/…, for further details in the coming weeks!

Gambit version 16.1.0a1 is now available. This is the first alpha release for 16.1.0. See gambit-project.org, or get it at github.com/gambitproject/… or the Python package at pypi.org/project/pygamb…

Gambit version 16.1.0a2 has now been released. This release contains a number of internal improvements in how pygambit works, including much better error handling. Get it from gambit-project.org or github.com/gambitproject/… - and let us know how you get on!

We've released the latest development alpha, 16.1.0a3: gambit-project.org. Aside from working through the coding planned for 16.1.0, with this release comes some big improvements to the documentation of pygambit! gambitproject.readthedocs.io/en/v16.1.0a3/ #gametheory #python

Gambit 16.1.0 (stable) is now available! Get it from github.com/gambitproject/…, gambit-project.org, and/or pypi.org/project/pygamb…. #gametheory #nashequilibrium #strategicreasoning

We have released Gambit 16.1.1, with a few bug fixes. Get it at github.com/gambitproject/…, or pypi.org/project/pygamb… for the Python package! #gametheory

2-year Postdoc. Come & work with us & The Alan Turing Institute on Game Theory (GT), Equilibrium Computation, Multi-agent Reinforcement Learning, Policy Space Response Oracles, and the Gambit Project (software tools for GT, The Gambit Project): turing.ac.uk/research/resea… jobs.ac.uk/job/DGK292/res…

We've released Gambit 16.2.0. Have a look at all the good new stuff! github.com/gambitproject/… pypi.org/project/pygamb… #gametheory #nashequilibrium

We've just released Gambit 16.2.1, a minor bug fix release: github.com/gambitproject/…

Gambit: The package for computation in game theory version 16.3.0 is out! We've made big improvements to finding (most) equilibria of N-player games, and in using external tools to facilitate equilibrium computation. Full details/download github.com/gambitproject/… . .

For those of you wanting to know more about how Gambit's logit_solve and logit_estimate work!

We have released version 16.4.0 of Gambit, the package for computation in game theory. Read all about it and download at github.com/gambitproject/… and/or pypi.org/project/pygamb… #gametheory #nashequilibrium #gametheorysoftware

We are presenting a practical tutorial on computation in game theory at EC '16: sigecom.org/ec16/Tutorials…

This will run from 9:30-12:00 on Sunday 24 July, in Maastricht. Attendees of GAMES 2016 can participate at no charge.

Please pass this on - and if you are interested in attending please contact us so we can estimate numbers.

Version 16.0.0 is now available, in advance of our tutorial on Sunday at EC'16/GAMES 2016: gambit-project.org

We have now posted the materials from the EC'16/GAMES 2016 tutorial on practical computation in games: gambit-project.org/games2016/inde…