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Corporations generally build up relationships with other corporations, whether good or bad. A corporation will generally have one or more Diplomats whose job is to deal eith third parties on behalf of the corporation and to come to diplomatic agreements.

• 1Standings
• 2Wars

Generally diplomatic agreements involve corporations (or alliances) setting 'standings' towards one another. Standings can be set either on a personal level (so only you can see them), a corporation level or at an alliance level. Standing can be set for individual players, for corporations and for alliances.

Standings are a way of indicating to your corporation members how a third party is viewed by the corporation. The standings will show up in the overview of members of the corporation as follows:

In terms of rules of engagement, most corporations fall into one of two categories:

Checking standings

You can view corporation standings under Corporation window, Standings tab, Corporate Contacts tab. There is a search box that allows you to search for a person or corporation:

You can view alliance standings under Corporation window, Alliances tab, Alliance Contacts tab. Again there is a search bar to allow you to filter the results:

Setting standings

To set corporation or alliance standings towards a player, corporation or alliance, either right click their name in chat or a mail, and choose Add Corporation Contact or Add Alliance Contact. You can also open their information sheet, click the four bars the the top left and choose the same options.

Once you have set standings, you can edit or remove them by right clicking their name in chat or a mail, and choose Edit Corporation Contact or Remove Corporation Contact. You can also open their information sheet, click the four bars the the top left and choose the same options.

War is a game mechanic which allows corporations and/or alliances to fight in high or low security space without CONCORD intervention or security status loss.

Eligibility

Not all corporations can engage in wars. Only those that own either a structure or a customs office can declare war or have war declared on them. This automatically excludes NPC corporations since they do not have any such structures.

Declaring war

To initiate a war, a corporation/alliance must pay a fee to CONCORD. To declare war on another corporation/alliance you must have the director or CEO role in your current corporation.

The CEO or a director of the corporation (which must be the executor corporation if the corporation is part of an alliance) must go to the Corporation window, Alliances tab (if the corporation is part of an alliance), then the Home tab. At the bottom of the window is button labelled Declare War. The CEO must push the button and enter the name of the target corporation or alliance, then press search. Once he or she has confirmed the selected alliance is the correct one, war is immediately declared with no confirmation of the fee.

Once war is declared, there is a 24 hour startup period in which fighting cannot occur, to give both sides a chance to get ready for the war. Once the war is active, there will be a period of one week where any aggression can occur between the two sides without CONCORD intervention.

Costs of war declarations

It costs a flat fee of 100 million ISK per week to issue and maintain a war declaration.

If the receiver of the war declaration chooses, they can make the war mutual. Mutual wars do not cost the aggressor the usual weekly fee and won't expire unless the war is manually retracted or the mutual status is revoked. Any allies in a war that has been made mutual will be dropped from the war and no side in a mutual war is able to accept or receive allies.

Ending a war

Wars can end in one of several ways:

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• If the week ends without a renewal fee paid for the war, then CONCORD will declare the war invalid. This notification looks like this:

• War can be surrendered by a corporation's CEO or a Director. The other side is given the option to accept or decline it. The surrender option can involve a payment of ISK in return for acceptance. It also means these entities cannot declare war on each other for the following two weeks.

• The attacker's war headquarters upwell structure is destroyed.

• In the case where a defender has made the war mutual, the original aggressor can retract the war and it will end after the 24 hour cool down.

However a war ends, there will be a 24 hour cooldown period where fighting can still occur. This prevents ending a war to avoid a particular engagement. After this cooldown, normal CONCORD services will resume.

Checking the status of a war

Go to Corporation window, select the Wars tab and then the Our Wars tab. This tells you when the war started. You can also use the 'Show Info' on any given corporation or alliance and go to the War tab and you can see the history of finished wars, current wars, and pending wars.

The Our Wars tab allows the CEO or director to do the following:

• Open for Allies
• View Allies (if there are any)
• Declare Mutual
• Send Surrender Offer
• Open War Report

Allies

Third parties are able to join in a war as an 'ally', which allows them to fight in the war also with the same lack of CONCORD intervention. Allies can only join on the side of the defender, not the attacker. You can have an unlimited number of allies, though the allies are for that individual war. If you want them to help in other wars also they will need to become allies for the other wars as well. Allies cannot join a war if they are already at war with the attacker.

Requests to become allies can be submitted at any time, but if you are a defender a director or CEO can flag your corporation as specifically being open for ally requests. To do this, go to Corporation window, select the Wars tab and then the Our Wars tab, find the particular war you want to open for allies and click the four bars to the right. There will be an option to Open for Allies. What this does is puts a flag by your corporation in the list of wars in the All Wars tab, which looks like: Corporations who are interested in becoming allies can filter the All Wars tab by those who have Assistance requests only.

Only the CEO or Director of a corporation can make an ally offer. To offer to become an ally in someone else's war, select the four bars next to the war details and select Offer Assistance. You will be presented with a pop-up window which will allow you to include a message to the defender and also specify an amount of ISK you would like them to pay your corporation for your assistance. It is not necessary to enter an ISK value or message.

When a corporation offers to ally with yours, you will receive a notification informing you of the ally request. You can view the request under Corporation window, select the Wars tab and then the Our Wars tab. There will be a new icon next to the war details: . If you select the ally request you will have the option to Accept of Reject the offer. If an ISK value is agreed, this will be taken from the Master Wallet. It is a one-off payment, and will not reoccur if the war continues for more than the first week.

If an ally request is accepted, there is again a 24 hour period for them to prepare before they can start fighting. After 24 hours they will be able to fight the attackers (but not the defenders).

War Report

You can view a report of any particular war either by going to Corporation window, select the Wars tab and then the Our Wars tab, clicking the four bars next to the war and selecting Open War Report, or looking up the details of the corporation, going to the War History tab, clicking the four bars next to the war and selecting Open War Report. The War Report is visible to anybody.

The war report contains information about the number of ships killed for each side and the ISK value of those ships. It also contains links to the lossmails for every ship, which you can filter by the attacker and the defender. You can also view information on the types of ships lost in a graph.

Introduction

Casino War is without a doubt the easiest card game to play in the casino. If you have ever played war as a child, or simply made a bet on who could draw the highest card, then war will seem instantly familiar. Following are the specific rules.

Rules

1. The game is played with six decks. Cards are ranked as in poker, except aces are always high. The suit does not matter.
2. After the players have made a wager each player and the dealer shall get one card.
3. Each player's card shall be compared with the dealer's card. If the player's card is higher he wins even money. If the dealer's card is higher the player loses.
4. In the event of a tie the player shall have two choices: (1) surrender and forfeit half the bet or (2) go to war (see rule 5)
5. If the player elects to go to war he must raise his bet by an amount equal to his original wager. The dealer will do the same but this is just for show. The dealer will then burn three cards and give the player and dealer another card each. If the player's second card equals or beats the dealer then the player shall win even money on the raise only and the original wager shall push. If the dealer's second card is greater the player shall lose both bets.
6. At some casinos, the Mirage and Casino Niagara to name just two, a tie after a tie will result in a bonus equal to the original wager. At the Casino Niagara they say the raise pays 3 to 1 but the initial bet loses, which is mathematically the same thing.
7. A tie bet is also available, which pays 10 to 1 if the first two cards tie.

I'm often asked where the house edge lays in this game. Where the edge comes from is when there is a war you either win one unit or lose two. For example, if you originally bet $5 you have to double your bet, risking $10, to win only $5.

Analysis

Stingy Rules

The following table shows the possible outcomes in a six-deck game with no bonus for a tie after a tie, assuming the player always goes to war.

Six Decks — Stingy Rules

The element of risk under these rules is 2.70% and the standard deviation is 1.05.

Liberal Rules

The next table shows the possible outcomes in a six-deck game with a bonus equal to the Ante for a tie after a tie, assuming the player always goes to war.

Six Decks — Liberal Rules

The standard deviation under these rules is 1.057637.

Super Liberal Rules

Internet casinos using Gamesys software feature a rule where the player gets a bonus of 3x the Ante bet if the player gets a tie after a tie. The following table shows this lowers the house edge to 1.24%.

Six Decks — Super Liberal Rules

Some Interent casinos use unusual number of decks. The following table shows the house edge under the bonus rules, normal 'no bonus' rules, surrendering on ties, and the tie bet itself.

Casino War House Edge

Tie Analysis

The following table shows the probability of winning and expected return on the Tie bet, assuming it pays the usual 10 to 1.

Tie Bet Analysis

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