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'''Email:''' [mailto:igts@iitd.ac.in igts@iitd.ac.in]
'''Email:''' [mailto:igts@iitd.ac.in igts@iitd.ac.in]


The Indian Game Theory Society (IGTS) at IIT Delhi focuses on game theory and strategic decision-making. The club organizes workshops on auction theory, mechanism design, and behavioral economics. IGTS publishes articles and conducts inter-college competitions.
'''Instagram:''' [https://www.instagram.com/igts_iitd/ @igts_iitd]
 
'''Overall coordinator:''' Nipun Goel
 
The Indian Game Theory Society (IGTS) at IIT Delhi is a vibrant community dedicated to exploring game theory and strategic decision-making. The society offers a platform for students to engage in discussions, workshops, and competitions that enhance their understanding of strategic thinking and its applications in real-world scenarios.
 
== Activities ==
* Regular workshops and discussions on various aspects of game theory, including behavioral economics and strategic interactions.
* Competitions such as StrataZenith and The Trust Gambit, where participants test their strategic skills in various game formats.
* Lectures featuring experts in the field, such as Prof. Adarsh Barik, focusing on topics like sequential decision-making under uncertainty.
 
== Flagship Events ==
* '''StrataZenith-X''' - An ultimate battle of strategy and logic held during Tryst’26, featuring a prize pool of ₹15K.
* '''The Trust Gambit''' - A competition testing participants' judgment and decision-making skills, with a prize pool of ₹60,000.
* '''Chaos Auction''' - A high-stakes strategy game with shifting rules and secret bids, offering ₹30K in cash prizes.
* '''Bidder's Alley''' - An auction-based event where participants showcase their strategic bidding skills.
 
== Collaborations ==
IGTS collaborates with various clubs and organizations, including the Economics & Finance Club and companies like Goldman Sachs, to host events that bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications in finance and strategy.
 
== Event Timeline ==
 
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%"
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! Event !! Date/Period !! Description
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| '''StrataZenith-X at Tryst’26''' || February 2026 || A competition focused on mastering strategic games, hosted by the Indian Game Theory Society at IIT Delhi.
|-
| '''The Graviton Crucible''' || April 5, 2026 || An exclusive arena for IIT Delhi students to engage in quant trading and problem-solving challenges.
|-
| '''Chaos Auction''' || January 25-28, 2026 || A high-stakes strategy game featuring secret bids and shifting rules, organized by IGTS in collaboration with IMC.
|}


== See Also ==
== See Also ==

Latest revision as of 20:46, 20 May 2026

Indian Game Theory Society (IGTS)

Website: medium.com/@iitd.igts

Email: igts@iitd.ac.in

Instagram: @igts_iitd

Overall coordinator: Nipun Goel

The Indian Game Theory Society (IGTS) at IIT Delhi is a vibrant community dedicated to exploring game theory and strategic decision-making. The society offers a platform for students to engage in discussions, workshops, and competitions that enhance their understanding of strategic thinking and its applications in real-world scenarios.

Activities

  • Regular workshops and discussions on various aspects of game theory, including behavioral economics and strategic interactions.
  • Competitions such as StrataZenith and The Trust Gambit, where participants test their strategic skills in various game formats.
  • Lectures featuring experts in the field, such as Prof. Adarsh Barik, focusing on topics like sequential decision-making under uncertainty.

Flagship Events

  • StrataZenith-X - An ultimate battle of strategy and logic held during Tryst’26, featuring a prize pool of ₹15K.
  • The Trust Gambit - A competition testing participants' judgment and decision-making skills, with a prize pool of ₹60,000.
  • Chaos Auction - A high-stakes strategy game with shifting rules and secret bids, offering ₹30K in cash prizes.
  • Bidder's Alley - An auction-based event where participants showcase their strategic bidding skills.

Collaborations

IGTS collaborates with various clubs and organizations, including the Economics & Finance Club and companies like Goldman Sachs, to host events that bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications in finance and strategy.

Event Timeline

Event Date/Period Description
StrataZenith-X at Tryst’26 February 2026 A competition focused on mastering strategic games, hosted by the Indian Game Theory Society at IIT Delhi.
The Graviton Crucible April 5, 2026 An exclusive arena for IIT Delhi students to engage in quant trading and problem-solving challenges.
Chaos Auction January 25-28, 2026 A high-stakes strategy game featuring secret bids and shifting rules, organized by IGTS in collaboration with IMC.

See Also

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