### activity | game:

Big game
* are games.
* consists of white-tailed deer and wild turkey.
* includes antelope, deer, elk and moose
  - bears, deer, wild boars and mouflons
  - moose, black bears and white-tailed deer
  - whitetail and mule deer, elk, moose, bear, and even mountain goat

Card game
* Many card games encourage awareness of mathematics and of the psychology of opponents.
* Most card games have just one deck of cards that never changes.
  - located in casinos

### activity | game:

Chess
* board game
* builds confidence and helps young people make new friends.
* combines elements of both art and science.
* complete and ungrounded system.
* complex game, and even modest success requires many kinds of skill and knowledge.
* determinate enterprise.
* develops creativity and encourages imagination.
* discipline, and most chessplayers have never been taught how to think correctly.
* fosters analytical,creative, and lateral thinking.
* fun and mentally complex game with endless combinations for checkmate
  - sport, when played with shotguns
* game , that is, an activity governed entirely by man-made rules
  - for only the best people
* game of conflict, a game which thrives on aggression
  - guile and strategy
  - perfect information and therefore a deterministic game
  - strategy and skill
* game that has been around for ages
  - involves the ego completely
  - that's often been said is easy to learn, but impossible to master
  - to subdue a turbulent spirit, and to puzzle a tranquil mind
* game which can cause one mental stress
  - requires disciplined and systematic thought
  - whose history dates back to Medieval Europe, Ancient Greece, India and China
* game, but it is also a struggle of minds
  - played by two players
* great way to learn logical thinking and spatial reasoning.
* helps develop proper study habits and research techniques.
* improves logical and strategic thinking, memorization, and concentration abilities
  - thought patterns and encourages long term thought
* includes checkerboards
  - sections
* increases concentration, and they're getting better scores in math and English.
* is accessible to all people regardless of age, gender, race or physical ability
  - by virtue of it's origins one of the oldest sports in the world
  - great games
  - infinite, like space
  - musicals
  - notoriously difficult to play well
* is one of the earliest wargames
  - greatest games ever invented
  - oldest games known today
* is one of the world's classic games
  - oldest war games
  - probably the oldest known game still played today
  - problem-solving from start to finish
  - therefore a bridge between recreation and business
  - used for nerds
  - very popular in Azerbaijan
  - war over the board
* microworld based on a rigid scheme of rules, actions and transformations.
* promotes logical thinking, geometric insight, discipline, memory and sportsmanship.
* provides a number of important attributes for children
  - children with valuable tools for life and academic achievement
* pure strategy game.
* requires thinking, and so does seduction.
* sport that requires intellectual skill, attentiveness and emotive discipline.
* stimulates the thinking process.
* teaches critical thinking
  - thinking skills, mental strategies for moving pieces and preparing a game plan
* tells the story of the game and the people who simultaneously play it and are played by it.
* tense game.
* tool for teaching other skills as well, such as concentration and critical thinking.
* war game brought back to the west from the Islamic world by medieval crusaders.
* war-like game, unsuitable for women.
* well-defined form of computation.
* works well with developing minds because it is self-motivating.
  * reaches Japan.
+ Combinatorial game theory, Definitions: Game theory
  * Chess is very complex. It is better to think of easier games. Nim, for example, is much simpler to think about.