The phrase "a game of limits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing boundaries, restrictions, or challenges within a competitive or strategic scenario.
Example: "In this sport, it's truly a game of limits, testing both physical endurance and mental resilience."
Alternatives: "a contest of boundaries" or "a challenge of restrictions".
IN the celebrity-ogling, deal-chasing schmooze-fest that is the Sundance Film Festival -- picture it as a game of no-limit Texas Hold 'Em that uses movies as chips -- at least some of the buzz in Park City, Utah, this year has a New Jersey accent.
Brady Dennis of The Washington Post wrote a nice summary of this event earlier this month: Congress had been playing a game of chicken with the debt limit, raising it to $830 billion — compared with today's $14.3 trillion — only after Treasury Secretary W. Michael Blumenthal warned that the country was hours away from the first default in its history.
An expert I talked to tells me that the game of limit Hold' Em has been solved – in other words, there's a specific way to play that eventually leads to winning, mathematically correct.
Conduct "is a question of how the good professional behaves within the rules of a game or the limits of a craft.
Among the gamblers who will each pay $10,000 to join the tournament, a cutthroat game of No-Limit Texas Hold 'Em that ends when one player has captured all the chips, is a scattering of computer programmers, physicists, mathematicians and engineers.
St. Bonaventure center Caswell Cyrus, who averages 12.5 points and 6.3 rebounds a game, was limited because of a stomach virus.
But while the Pakistani population has grudgingly tolerated the notion of a game preserve limited to the Pakistani-Afghan border, the outcry over Davis has demonstrated that a game preserve encompassing the whole country strikes people as a different matter entirely.
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On Dec. 8, 2009, while still a Cornell undergraduate, Hastings played a five-hour game of Pot Limit Omaha against a Swedish wiz named Viktor Blom.
Obviously, the challenge of such a game is limited, but the chances to learn and practice strategy are plentiful.
