Behavioral Game Theory Reference Request I am interested in studying behavioral game theory, particularly in incomplete information games. However, I am having trouble finding a current &quot;textbook&quot; like source to learn from. I've been reading over Colin Camerer's book Behavioral Game Theory: Experiments in Strategic Interaction, however, I was curious whether there was something more recent/updated (as it's from 2003, if I recall correctly). I've found various articles on JSTOR and similar databases, but it hasn't been as fruitful an endeavor as I had hoped. Any recent text suggestions/places to look would be sincerely appreciated. (If the text I brought up is considered the &quot;gold standard&quot; for the field, pardon my ignorance; I've only recently started looking into the topic.)
I know a bunch of people who teach behavioral economics using Erik Angner's book.
I love Rani Spiegler's book on behavioral economics in IO called &quot;Bounded Rationality and Industrial Organization.&quot; Both books will introduce models that can be applied to poker.
Perhaps a little lighter but still scientific readings would be Kahneman's &quot;Thinking, Fast and Slow&quot; or Ariely's &quot;Predictably Irrational.&quot;
As already suggested, a &quot;handbook&quot; is always a good place to start: Handbook of Behavioral Economics - Foundations and Applications.