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There was a mention of Finite and Infinite Games but it included a bit of a sneer at it for being read by "business people". I found that off-putting even though I certainly share in that kind of snobbery. There's a mild but definite aura of subcultural elitism around WS, of being better than the normies.
At the very end
The act of divination is when you have an instance in real life (work, minefield etc) with high stakes, life and death, and turn it into a game, by abstracting and stepping out of (in order to serve its concrete unfolding). (paraphrase)
They (Tarot, I Ching, GBG) are games, but are infinite games (and there is only one infinite game).
Learning to make life a game, playing with the relationship between play and the serious (see WorkPlay). The glass bead game as a representation of the esthetic. Divination as a way to play without losing the stakes, as an artwork that is for full blown goals...
The term was revived around the turn of the 20th century by Hans Driesch, a German biologist and philosopher, in connection with his vitalistic biology to denote an internal perfecting principle which, he supposed, exists in all living organisms.