Acknowledgements Acknowledgements

I would like to thank all my students and colleagues who have made this work possible. Thanks to my Linfield colleagues who encouraged me to teach this class and gave me the space to develop these materials. Thanks to my Intro to Game Theory students who have patiently tried all the activities. Thanks to my Game Theory in Popular Culture students who inspired many of the pop culture questions.

Thank you to Dr. Mike Bloxham who first introduced me to the joys of game theory.

My greatest appreciation goes to the PreTeXt-Runestone community who have made this work a reality. I have learned so much from each of you. Thank you to AIM for helping fund workshops to bring together an amazing network of collaborators and innovators. Thank you to Tien Chih for his feedback and suggestions on this text. A special thank you goes to Rob Beezer who first encouraged me to think about this work as open source. I have never looked back.

Thank you to everyone at 619 Wreath Publishing. It has been exciting to work with a group really thinking differently about publishing.

And, finally, thank you to everyone who uses this text. I hope you have fun learning and teaching game theory. Your suggestions for future improvements are always welcome.