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Two-player turn-based perfect-information games, surreal numbers, impartial games and Sprague-Grundy theory, partizan games
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Bipartite Nim-Geography
I guess you already know this, but I just stumbled on this paper that studies the exact same game you described:
M. Fukuyama, A Nim game played on graphs, Theoret. Comput. Sci. 304 (2003), 387–399.
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