There is a prisoner's dilemma in game theory. I use specific implementation when there is more than one round.
Important! Sometimes bet() has revert. It's normall try another time, in future it will be solved.
To play you need a smart contract where there will be such methods
contract IGame {
uint8 constant DONT_TELL_ANYTHING = 8;
uint8 constant TELL_EVERYTHING = 10;
function bet(uint8 _answer) external returns (uint8 res);
function seeMyScore(address _t) external view returns (uint res);
function seeMyPartnerAnswer(uint id, address _t) public view returns (uint8);
function seeMyQofGames(address _t) public view returns (uint);
function seeMyAnswer(uint _qGame, address _t) public view returns (uint8);
function seeMyAnswers(address _t) public view returns (uint8[9]);
function seeMyPartners(address _t) public view returns (address[9]);
function seeMyIds(address _t) public view returns (uint[9]);
function seeMyId(uint _qGame, address _t) public view returns (uint);
} function bet(uint8 _answer) external returns (uint8 res);Allows you to set your bet.
Only 2 variants 8 (tell police) or 10(don't tell police)
To see your final score you need to use
function seeMyScore(address _t) external view returns (uint res);Allows to play only to smart contracts
Solve problem with timing
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