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A game where one player's gain is equivalent to another's loss.

The Nash Equilibrium in a zero-sum game is when both players have adopted a strategy where neither can benefit by changing their own strategy unilaterally.

Strategies involve directly opposing interests; one's strategy benefits only at the expense of the other.

Resource distribution between players reflects a fixed amount, which gets redistributed.

A mathematical representation of a situation where each participant's gain or loss is exactly balanced by the losses or gains of the other participants.

The total utility at the end of the game is the same as at the beginning.

It is often used to model competitive situations in strategic and economic environments.