| Location | Wrong | Correct |
| Page 187, line 9 from the bottom | two stages | two stages of simultaneous-move stages with observable actions |
| Page 187, line 6-7 from the bottom | Therefore, ... combinations. | (Delete this sentence. A counter example is the pre-trial game in page 246 of Osborne and Rubinstein's book.) |
| Page 192, lines 3,4,6 from the bottom | k(pn)+1 | k(pn)-1 |
| Page 192, line 3 from the bottom | pn < bk(pn)-1 | pn = bk(pn)-1 |
| Page 193, line 11 | pn > bn-1 | pn ≥ bn-1 |
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