Situations in which both players can win and both can lose are called:

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Non-zero-sum games are situations in which both players can win or both can lose, and they do not necessarily have to compete with each other for a fixed outcome. This is in contrast to zero-sum games, where there is a fixed outcome and any gain by one player is offset by a loss to the other player. Mirror games and equity games are not commonly used terms in game theory.

Situations in Which Both Players Can Win and Both Can