Games to play with friends

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• Lucy and Lily: A Game of Geometry and Number Theory: The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol 109, No 1
  • Added on 2022-11-14
• A note on the Screaming Toes game
  • Published in 2020
  • Added on 2022-04-24
• SET with a Twist
  • Published in 2021
  • Added on 2021-08-29
• Skateboard Tricks and Topological Flips
  • Published in 2021
  • Added on 2021-08-29
• Counting Candy Crush Configurations
  • Published in 2019
  • Added on 2021-01-06
• The Penney's Game with Group Action
  • Published in 2020
  • Added on 2020-10-16
• A Midsummer Knot's Dream
  • Published in 2010
  • Added on 2020-09-21
• The No-Flippancy Game
  • Published in 2020
  • Added on 2020-09-21
• Word calculus in the fundamental group of the Menger curve
  • Published in 2013
  • Added on 2020-05-02
• Projectivizing Set
  • Published in 2020
  • Added on 2020-04-19
• Port-and-Sweep Solitaire
  • Published in 2010
  • Added on 2019-10-12
• Fiboquadratic Sequences and Extensions of the Cassini Identity Raised From the Study of Rithmomachia
  • Published in 2015
  • Added on 2019-07-18
• Hex: A Strategy Guide
  • Published in 2019
  • Added on 2019-05-31
• The Namer-Claimer game
  • Published in 2018
  • Added on 2018-09-04
• Soviet Street Mathematics: Landau’s License Plate Game
  • Published in 2018
  • Added on 2018-05-17
• Playing Games with Algorithms: Algorithmic Combinatorial Game Theory
  • Published in 2001
  • Added on 2018-01-23
• Spot it(R) Solitaire
  • Published in 2013
  • Added on 2017-12-18
• Chocolate games that satisfy the inequality \(y \leq \left \lfloor \frac{z}{k} \right\rfloor\) for \(k=1,2\) and Grundy numbers
  • Published in 2013
  • Added on 2017-10-18
• The Bulgarian solitaire and the mathematics around it
  • Published in 2015
  • Added on 2017-08-10
• Frustration solitaire
  • Published in 2007
  • Added on 2017-08-10
• Maximum genus of the generalized Jenga game
  • Published in 2017
  • Added on 2017-08-07
• Transfinite Version of Welter's Game
  • Published in 2017
  • Added on 2017-02-06
• A Dozen Hat Problems
  • Published in 2009
  • Added on 2016-04-12
• How to Beat Your Wythoff Games' Opponent on Three Fronts
  • Published in 1982
  • Added on 2015-10-23
• Dice - Numericana
  • Published in 2000
  • Added on 2015-10-17
• Fair Dice
  • Published in 1989
  • Added on 2015-09-15
• The Number-Pad Game
  • Published in 2007
  • Added on 2014-06-11
• Nim Fractals
  • Published in 2014
  • Added on 2014-06-05
• Mathematical Games
  • Published in 2007
  • Added on 2014-01-24
• Rithmomachia
  • Published in 1984
  • Added on 2014-01-24
• The topology of competitively constructed graphs
  • Published in 2013
  • Added on 2013-12-30
• A knowledge-based approach of connect-four
  • Published in 1988
  • Added on 2013-12-03
• The Maximum Throughput Rate for Each Hole on a Golf Course
  • Published in 2015
  • Added on 2013-11-25
• Magic: the Gathering is Turing Complete
  • Published in 2012
  • Added on 2012-09-11
• Mastermind is NP-Complete
  • Published in 2005
  • Added on 2012-09-02
• Nim multiplication
  • Published in 1978
  • Added on 2012-04-21
• The mate-in-n problem of infinite chess is decidable
  • Published in 2012
  • Added on 2012-03-28
• Gaming is a hard job, but someone has to do it!
  • Published in 2012
  • Added on 2012-01-27
• The hardness of the Lemmings game, or Oh no, more NP-completeness proofs
  • Published in 2004
  • Added on 2012-01-27
• A zero-knowledge Poker protocol that achieves confidentiality of the players' strategy or How to achieve an electronic Poker face
  • Published in 1987
  • Added on 2012-01-10
• On badly approximable numbers and certain games
  • Published in 1966
  • Added on 2012-01-04
• How to Gamble If You're In a Hurry
  • Published in 2011
  • Added on 2011-12-15
• What Are the Odds?
  • Published in 1919
  • Added on 2011-12-09
• Mad Abel : A card game for 2 + players
  • Published in 2006
  • Added on 2011-09-13
• A game for budding knot theorists
  • Published in 2010
  • Added on 2010-08-25
• What Sequential Games , the Tychonoff Theorem and the Double-Negation Shift have in Common
  • Published in 2010
  • Added on 2010-08-04