The impact of honesty and trickery on a Bayesian quantum prisoners’ dilemma game
Liu Bo-Yang1, †, Zhao Xin2, Dai Hong-Yi3, 4, Zhang Ming2, Liao Ying1, Guo Xiao-Feng1, Gao Wei1
The expected payoffs of tricky player $Ti, honest player $Hi and their difference $Ti−$Hi under different creditabilities p. It is shown that the difference of payoffs $Ti−$Hi drops with the decrease of creditability for p ∈ [0,1]. When p ∈ [0,1/4), the payoffs of tricky players will be lower than honest players’, $Ti<$Hi.
