Quantum computation has grown into a successful field of research during the last few
decades. Parallelly the field of game theory has also evolved, resulting in the pursuit of
quantum game theory. Works on this interdisciplinary field from early researchers like David
A. Meyer, J. Eisert, M. Wilkens, A. Iqbal, E. Piotrowski, J. Orlin Grabbe, Adrian P. Flitney, and
Derek Abbott are highly recommended. This article presents an introductory review of
studies on understanding the workflow of quantum game-theoretic models along with their …

… For dynamic games like quantum penny flip, the property of superposition between
qubits may be sufficient for analysis, but static games like quantum prisoner’s dilemma
generally require quantum entanglement. Next, we analyse the game theory models in
details. … In the final section, we will delve into the quantum version of the two person duel
game and make a comprehensive study before concluding our three-part article. …