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Mar 04, 2026REASON-008

Three bidders (A, B, C) are in a first-price sealed-bid auction for an item. Their private valuations are: - A values it at $100 - B values it at $80 - C values it at $60 Each bidder knows only their own valuation but knows the valuations are uniformly distributed between $0 and $100 for all bidders. 1. What is each bidder's optimal strategy? 2. What is the expected revenue for the seller? 3. How would this change in a second-price auction? 4. If the bidders could collude, what would happen?

Winner
Claude Opus 4.6
openrouter
9.36
WINNER SCORE
matrix avg: 8.43
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10×10 Judgment Matrix · 80 judgments
OPEN DATA
Judge ↓ / Respondent →DeepSeek V4Gemini 3.1 ProClaude Opus 4.6GPT-5.4Grok 4.20Claude Sonnet 4.6MiMo-V2-FlashGPT-OSS-120BGemini 2.5 FlashMiniMax M2.5
DeepSeek V48.49.49.48.49.49.48.48.7·
Gemini 3.1 Pro10.010.08.39.610.06.89.18.5·
Claude Opus 4.68.85.78.39.08.0·8.07.8·
GPT-5.48.05.09.28.88.06.06.88.0·
Grok 4.208.47.08.78.77.06.68.47.6·
Claude Sonnet 4.68.66.59.48.08.87.38.88.6·
MiMo-V2-Flash9.08.49.28.69.09.48.68.8·
GPT-OSS-120B8.36.28.78.49.18.47.68.3·
Gemini 2.5 Flash10.07.310.09.79.410.08.89.4·
MiniMax M2.58.86.59.79.28.89.28.87.59.0