You Make the Market
Quote a bid-ask spread. An informed trader will exploit mispriced quotes.
How it works
- You see some dice face-up and compute the expected sum
- You quote a bid (price you'll buy at) and ask (price you'll sell at)
- An informed trader who sees all dice decides to trade against you or pass
- If your spread contains the true sum, you earn a bonus for quoting a fair market
- If the true sum is outside your spread, the trader exploits you
Tight, well-centred spreads earn the most. Off-centre or too-narrow spreads get picked off.
More face-up dice. Budget visible.
Random events that change dice rules per round