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Tight degeneracy bounds in online Ramsey games
In the $q$-color online Ramsey game, Builder and Painter play on an infinite independent set of vertices. At each step, Builder draws an edge and Painter immediately assigns it one of $q$ colors. Builder aims to force a monochromatic copy of a fixed graph $H$. We prove that, for every $q \ge 2$ and
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