Robin explicitly said “the person with the most money wins” and that’s the most natural way of viewing it as a game. Of course, there’s nothing *wrong* with doing it the other way, and it creates more accurate (realistic?) prices and markets, as I note. But it’s important to note that *as a game* it’s more interesting to try and get the most money, than it is to simply make good trades. If it’s normal trading you’re all tactics and no strategy. This way you get both, plus the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
Robin explicitly said “the person with the most money wins” and that’s the most natural way of viewing it as a game. Of course, there’s nothing *wrong* with doing it the other way, and it creates more accurate (realistic?) prices and markets, as I note. But it’s important to note that *as a game* it’s more interesting to try and get the most money, than it is to simply make good trades. If it’s normal trading you’re all tactics and no strategy. This way you get both, plus the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.
Oh, now I see that you do mention it. I missed that part, my apologies.