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A Bayesian framework to evaluate evidence in cases of alleged cheating with secret codes in sports
We present a Bayesian framework to analyze a case of alleged cheating in the
mind sport contract bridge. We explain why a Bayesian approach is called for,
and not a frequentistic one. We argue that such a Bayesian framework can and
should also be used in other sports for cases of alleged cheating by means of
illegal signalling.