Definition: Bargello, in the context of game theory and economics, refers to a type of auction where each bidder has an equal opportunity to bid. In a bidding war, the highest bidder wins the item or service being offered. The term is often used in conjunction with the concept of "gambler's fallacy" when discussing situations where one party may have an unfair advantage over another by making more bids than they should.
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