WEBVTT Kind: captions Language: en Style: ::cue(c.colorCCCCCC) { color: rgb(204,204,204); } ::cue(c.colorEEEEEE) { color: rgb(238,238,238); } ::cue(c.colorFF9999) { color: rgb(255,153,153); } ::cue(c.colorFFAAFF) { color: rgb(255,170,255); } ::cue(c.cyan) { color: cyan; } ::cue(c.green) { color: green; } ::cue(c.yellow) { color: yellow; } ## 1 00:00:05.401 --> 00:00:06.930 I invited five people, 2 00:00:06.930 --> 00:00:09.405 friends and colleagues, to play some games. 3 00:00:09.405 --> 00:00:10.935 Over the next five episodes, 4 00:00:10.935 --> 00:00:15.160 Rohin, Sophie, Mike, Sam, and Mia 5 00:00:15.160 --> 00:00:17.946 will be tempted with individual profit over group wealth, 6 00:00:17.946 --> 00:00:21.420 in an environment designed to slowly break their team apart. 7 00:00:21.420 --> 00:00:25.605 But all they knew is they'd be sat around the table trying to win real cash... 8 00:00:25.605 --> 00:00:28.230 over $10,000. 9 00:00:28.230 --> 00:00:30.120 This is a show about trust, 10 00:00:30.120 --> 00:00:31.781 about loyalty, 11 00:00:31.781 --> 00:00:33.610 and about Money. 12 00:00:38.574 --> 00:00:40.235 Players, welcome to the show. 13 00:00:40.235 --> 00:00:43.190 Over the next five games, you can win real money. 14 00:00:43.190 --> 00:00:47.295 There is a briefcase with $5,000 in it. 15 00:00:47.295 --> 00:00:51.525 That is real cash in there, 5,000 U.S. dollars in genuine notes. 16 00:00:51.525 --> 00:00:56.472 Control of that briefcase goes to whoever has the most of these medals 17 00:00:56.472 --> 00:00:58.430 after four games. 18 00:01:00.000 --> 00:01:03.514 I can't promise that you will get all the money in that briefcase, 19 00:01:03.514 --> 00:01:05.979 if you have control of it, but I will tell you 20 00:01:05.979 --> 00:01:08.525 that there is a very significant advantage. 21 00:01:08.525 --> 00:01:10.439 For each game, I'll explain the rules, and afterwards, 22 00:01:10.439 --> 00:01:12.455 I will answer any questions that you might have. 23 00:01:12.455 --> 00:01:15.905 Any money you win in each game is yours to keep. 24 00:01:15.905 --> 00:01:18.320 This is not a game where there's a communal pot you're playing for. 25 00:01:18.320 --> 00:01:20.735 This is not a game where only the winner walks away with something. 26 00:01:20.735 --> 00:01:24.500 If you win money in each of those first four games, it is yours. 27 00:01:24.500 --> 00:01:27.005 There are no trick questions, there are no sudden shocking reveals, 28 00:01:27.005 --> 00:01:29.630 all rules for each game are given at the start. 29 00:01:29.630 --> 00:01:32.705 You may give other players money if they're willing to receive it. 30 00:01:32.705 --> 00:01:34.940 You may not give these medals. 31 00:01:34.940 --> 00:01:37.385 There will be one opportunity to trade these medals 32 00:01:37.385 --> 00:01:39.974 right before Game 5. 33 00:01:39.974 --> 00:01:43.025 This is important, I will not enforce any deals. 34 00:01:43.025 --> 00:01:46.704 If you say, "Do this now I'll give you 100 bucks," 35 00:01:46.704 --> 00:01:50.085 and you don't give the 100 bucks afterwards, not my problem. 36 00:01:50.085 --> 00:01:52.884 If you say, "I'll do this if you give me 100 bucks," 37 00:01:52.884 --> 00:01:55.295 you get the money, you don't do it, also not my problem. 38 00:01:55.295 --> 00:01:57.980 I will not enforce deals at this table. 39 00:01:57.980 --> 00:02:01.280 Last thing, nothing from outside the game, good or bad. 40 00:02:01.280 --> 00:02:03.170 No promises to split the money afterwards, 41 00:02:03.170 --> 00:02:07.175 no threats to break a contract or break anything else afterwards. 42 00:02:07.175 --> 00:02:09.871 everything here happens at the table. 43 00:02:09.871 --> 00:02:11.490 Is that all clear? Yep. Yes. Yes. 44 00:02:11.490 --> 00:02:14.110 All right. Game 1. 45 00:02:15.678 --> 00:02:17.835 Game 1, we are holding a prize draw. 46 00:02:17.835 --> 00:02:19.775 For all of you, an entry is free. 47 00:02:19.775 --> 00:02:22.160 To enter, you're going to take little slips of paper in front of you. 48 00:02:22.160 --> 00:02:25.400 You're going to write down a number between zero and 20, inclusive. 49 00:02:25.400 --> 00:02:27.035 Put it in your box, locked away. 50 00:02:27.035 --> 00:02:29.555 That is how many tickets you want in the drawer. 51 00:02:29.555 --> 00:02:32.120 Our dealers will take the boxes away. They'll run the draw in secret. 52 00:02:32.120 --> 00:02:34.132 The boxes will then be returned to you, 53 00:02:34.132 --> 00:02:36.698 and the winner will have a prize within. 54 00:02:36.698 --> 00:02:37.930 There is one catch. 55 00:02:37.930 --> 00:02:40.610 The winner's prize will be divided by 56 00:02:40.610 --> 00:02:44.651 the total number of tickets requested by all of you. 57 00:02:44.651 --> 00:02:47.430 Three rounds, round 1, the prize fund is $100, 58 00:02:47.430 --> 00:02:49.026 round 2, $300, 59 00:02:49.026 --> 00:02:50.970 round 3, $500. 60 00:02:50.970 --> 00:02:54.529 The winner of that round also gets this medal. 61 00:02:56.007 --> 00:02:58.260 I'll give you some time to discuss. 62 00:02:58.260 --> 00:02:59.569 Well. Well. 63 00:03:01.096 --> 00:03:03.397 This is round 1, I imagine there's going to be 64 00:03:03.397 --> 00:03:06.070 other things where trust is important. 65 00:03:06.070 --> 00:03:09.365 So, I think it would be in everyone's advantage to 66 00:03:09.365 --> 00:03:12.455 establish some trust between each other by all putting down one. 67 00:03:12.455 --> 00:03:14.285 I was thinking the exact same thing. 68 00:03:14.285 --> 00:03:17.455 Well, we know who put what number, 69 00:03:17.455 --> 00:03:18.975 or is that entirely secret? 70 00:03:18.975 --> 00:03:20.565 That's entirely secret. Okay. 71 00:03:20.565 --> 00:03:22.929 Oh, but we wouldn't even know if someone... 72 00:03:22.929 --> 00:03:24.375 We don't know the division? 73 00:03:24.375 --> 00:03:26.295 Whoever wins the prize will know the division. 74 00:03:26.295 --> 00:03:27.780 But we wouldn't know what they win? 75 00:03:27.780 --> 00:03:29.860 No, only they will. 76 00:03:29.860 --> 00:03:30.864 (group murmurs) 77 00:03:30.864 --> 00:03:33.790 They may choose to share that information if they want. 78 00:03:33.790 --> 00:03:36.855 But we'd have no reason to trust them. And we're allowed to lie? 1401 00:03:36.855 --> 00:03:38.115 Yes. to do what he wants with? 80 00:03:38.115 --> 00:03:39.960 And we'd never know, right? 81 00:03:39.960 --> 00:03:46.165 Can anyone think of a way to... make a way to establish trust in this? 82 00:03:46.165 --> 00:03:49.775 There's no concrete way I feel that we can establish trust. 83 00:03:49.775 --> 00:03:51.875 Well, there is. Everyone just put down 20. 84 00:03:51.875 --> 00:03:55.130 Yeah, that's the other extreme, isn't it? 'Cause that's the maximum. 85 00:03:55.130 --> 00:03:57.050 And then we've all got the same chance of winning, 86 00:03:57.050 --> 00:03:58.610 it'll just be a small prize. 87 00:03:58.610 --> 00:04:01.835 So the first one would be... Okay. Yeah. 88 00:04:01.835 --> 00:04:03.700 But we would have known that. 89 00:04:03.700 --> 00:04:05.645 That's probably the only equal way. 90 00:04:05.645 --> 00:04:08.870 'Cause then even if someone puts down ten themselves, 91 00:04:08.870 --> 00:04:11.000 this overall prize pot is diluted, 92 00:04:11.000 --> 00:04:14.030 so the difference between putting 10 and 20 yourself is not huge. 93 00:04:14.030 --> 00:04:17.005 And you'd just be disadvantaging yourself. 94 00:04:17.005 --> 00:04:19.420 This is about, if you're talking about establishing trust, 95 00:04:19.420 --> 00:04:21.155 this gives us nothing, really. 96 00:04:21.155 --> 00:04:23.960 But if we're working on the assumption that none of us are trustworthy... 97 00:04:23.960 --> 00:04:27.157 If we're going for equal— equalness in this, 98 00:04:27.157 --> 00:04:29.595 20, I think, is the best option. We all put down 20. 99 00:04:29.595 --> 00:04:34.630 Yeah, but that's a good way to establish equality, but not trust. 100 00:04:34.630 --> 00:04:36.342 But what would that be? That's true. 101 00:04:36.342 --> 00:04:39.140 What's that then? The first one would be one. 102 00:04:39.140 --> 00:04:41.405 Five cases is 100, that would be one dollar price. 103 00:04:41.405 --> 00:04:43.436 And then three, and then five. That would be useless. 104 00:04:43.436 --> 00:04:46.665 I think the most individually advantageous route is to put down 20. 105 00:04:46.665 --> 00:04:48.835 Unless we are... 106 00:04:48.835 --> 00:04:51.781 Unless we are all doing low numbers, which we're probably not, 107 00:04:51.781 --> 00:04:55.145 if considering its most individually advantageous to put a high number. 108 00:04:55.145 --> 00:04:57.830 I strongly disagree. I think we should all put one. 109 00:04:57.830 --> 00:05:00.450 Yeah, but the problem is that nobody is going to do that, though. 110 00:05:00.450 --> 00:05:02.179 I feel like... I don't know. 111 00:05:02.179 --> 00:05:06.090 Maybe I'm being really, like... airy-fairy and hopeful about the world, 112 00:05:06.090 --> 00:05:07.940 but I feel like if we all put... 113 00:05:07.940 --> 00:05:09.750 If we say we're all going to put one, 114 00:05:09.750 --> 00:05:11.945 then someone's gonna put 20, and they're gonna win it. 115 00:05:11.945 --> 00:05:13.355 But that means that everyone's gonna put 20, 116 00:05:13.355 --> 00:05:15.000 because they know that everyone else has got two. 117 00:05:15.000 --> 00:05:16.952 Why don't we all put down one, agree to put down one, 118 00:05:16.952 --> 00:05:18.345 and see what happens? 119 00:05:18.345 --> 00:05:22.215 No, because we don't know until they are... after the draw. 120 00:05:22.215 --> 00:05:24.315 And then even we won't know. Only the winner will know. 121 00:05:24.315 --> 00:05:26.260 Exactly. But the winner— (group crosstalk) 122 00:05:26.260 --> 00:05:28.800 We can determine— Let's just all agree to put down one. 123 00:05:28.800 --> 00:05:31.314 We can determine how much the winner gets, how many tickets... 124 00:05:31.314 --> 00:05:32.955 We won't know. We don't know how much they get. 125 00:05:32.955 --> 00:05:36.735 I will remind you that money can be given between players. 126 00:05:36.735 --> 00:05:39.270 Medals can't, but money can. 127 00:05:39.270 --> 00:05:43.488 What if everyone puts zero, except for one person... 128 00:05:43.488 --> 00:05:45.985 who just puts one, that person will win $100, 129 00:05:45.985 --> 00:05:48.832 but that person promises to give out... 130 00:05:48.832 --> 00:05:50.790 divide that evenly among every other player? 131 00:05:50.790 --> 00:05:53.795 I was going to ask, is it mandatory that we have to put in... 132 00:05:53.795 --> 00:05:55.670 or zero is an option? You can put zero. 133 00:05:55.670 --> 00:05:58.220 Any number between zero and 20. And that is the ultimate trust. 134 00:05:58.220 --> 00:05:59.970 That is the ultimate trust. Proof of trust, yeah. 135 00:05:59.970 --> 00:06:02.940 Because you've given all to that person who may not give it to you. 136 00:06:02.940 --> 00:06:06.695 That means that either, if the person gives out less than $20 each, 137 00:06:06.695 --> 00:06:10.254 that means that either they're lying about what they got or... 138 00:06:10.254 --> 00:06:11.915 Someone else... Someone screwed them over. 139 00:06:11.915 --> 00:06:14.435 There's essentially one person that we're placing the trust on. 140 00:06:14.435 --> 00:06:18.330 So we could just start the trust proving at one edge and go 'round, 141 00:06:18.330 --> 00:06:20.685 or I'm happy to be the one who writes one. I'm happy with that. 142 00:06:20.685 --> 00:06:22.930 But... there's the medal. 143 00:06:22.930 --> 00:06:25.210 Well, that doesn't come 'til round three. 144 00:06:25.210 --> 00:06:27.486 Round three is when trust, I think, would be broken. 145 00:06:27.486 --> 00:06:30.320 I imagine that would not be a trust-building round. 146 00:06:30.320 --> 00:06:34.065 No. I imagine this isn't a trust building game(!) 147 00:06:34.065 --> 00:06:37.290 Alright, well, let's do the 0-0-0-0-1. 148 00:06:37.290 --> 00:06:39.800 So who's going to be the one? 149 00:06:39.800 --> 00:06:43.100 Do you want to go, Mia? It's your idea. Sure. I'll be number one. 150 00:06:43.100 --> 00:06:44.786 So you're writing one. 151 00:06:44.786 --> 00:06:47.663 And then everyone else is writing zero. And we're all writing zero, okay. 152 00:06:48.359 --> 00:06:51.685 And we'll all know if someone... And if I get less... 153 00:06:51.685 --> 00:06:54.620 I promise to give... even split, 154 00:06:54.620 --> 00:06:57.094 which means that if I get less than $100... 155 00:06:57.094 --> 00:06:58.433 it's less of a split. 156 00:06:58.433 --> 00:07:00.515 And I have to do head math, which is gonna be bad. 157 00:07:00.515 --> 00:07:03.015 Well, it would be like... We'd be able to work it out. 266 00:07:03.015 --> 00:07:04.241 That felt like a pretty easy $1,200. Yeah. 159 00:07:04.241 --> 00:07:07.110 Alright. Once you've written your tickets, please lock it away in your box. 160 00:07:07.110 --> 00:07:09.021 We wouldn't be able to work out who it was. 161 00:07:09.021 --> 00:07:10.815 Our dealers will come 'round. 162 00:07:10.815 --> 00:07:14.145 I fully expect someone to have done something here. 163 00:07:14.145 --> 00:07:15.990 You think so? No, not in round one. 164 00:07:15.990 --> 00:07:18.905 I think I'm too much of a hippie. Like, I'm really like, "Oh yeah." 165 00:07:18.905 --> 00:07:21.231 Okay, duly noted. Tom wants the chaos. 873 00:07:21.231 --> 00:07:24.341 (group laughs) 167 00:07:24.341 --> 00:07:27.770 Please open it up, and let's see what you've all got. 168 00:07:27.770 --> 00:07:30.700 There's tumbleweed in my box. 169 00:07:31.121 --> 00:07:33.435 Yeah, I have $100. That's good. 170 00:07:33.435 --> 00:07:35.780 Are you going to share it? Yeah. 171 00:07:35.780 --> 00:07:38.566 I assume you are all willing to split the money evenly like that? 172 00:07:38.566 --> 00:07:40.050 Yes. Yes. That was the deal. 173 00:07:40.050 --> 00:07:42.904 It would be a very bad decision not to, but I have to ask. 174 00:07:42.904 --> 00:07:44.610 I have to ask. 175 00:07:44.610 --> 00:07:46.380 I forgot it was real money. Thank you. 176 00:07:46.380 --> 00:07:48.700 There is $20 to each of you. 177 00:07:48.700 --> 00:07:51.075 So nice and smooth. I have upheld my end of the deal. 1454 00:07:51.075 --> 00:07:54.051 Congratulations. 179 00:07:54.051 --> 00:07:58.590 Round two — the prize is $300, divided by the total number of tickets. 180 00:07:58.590 --> 00:08:01.004 I will give you some time to discuss. 181 00:08:01.004 --> 00:08:03.810 What happens to this medal... 182 00:08:03.810 --> 00:08:07.055 if at the end of this game, everyone has the same amount of money? 183 00:08:07.055 --> 00:08:10.775 This medal goes to whoever wins the third prize draw. 184 00:08:10.775 --> 00:08:13.120 And will we know who wins the medal? 185 00:08:13.120 --> 00:08:14.715 This will be awarded publicly. 186 00:08:14.715 --> 00:08:16.710 That's a cat amongst the pigeons. 187 00:08:16.710 --> 00:08:17.996 Right, okay. 188 00:08:17.996 --> 00:08:20.055 But it's round two, the medal is not in round two. 189 00:08:20.055 --> 00:08:24.614 I mean, we can play the... the cooperative game again. 190 00:08:24.614 --> 00:08:24.614 Okay. Okay. 191 00:08:24.614 --> 00:08:27.351 Okay. So we're all putting... 192 00:08:27.351 --> 00:08:30.005 Well, who's the...? Well, who's gonna be the...? 193 00:08:30.005 --> 00:08:32.625 I'm happy to do it... if you want. 194 00:08:32.625 --> 00:08:34.786 Yeah, sure. If we wanna just keep doing... 195 00:08:34.786 --> 00:08:36.630 doing the one thing. Yeah. 196 00:08:36.630 --> 00:08:38.390 Okay, let's do it. So I'm putting one. 197 00:08:38.390 --> 00:08:40.390 And we're all putting zero. Mhm. 198 00:08:41.491 --> 00:08:43.695 Alright. Once you have written... 199 00:08:43.695 --> 00:08:46.755 please lock that up in your box. 200 00:08:46.755 --> 00:08:49.170 Alright. Once all your boxes are locked, our dealers, 201 00:08:49.170 --> 00:08:51.285 if you can come in please, and collect the boxes. 202 00:08:51.285 --> 00:08:54.580 How confident are you about this round? 203 00:08:54.580 --> 00:08:56.371 Less— less so. 204 00:08:57.550 --> 00:08:59.685 Players, all the boxes are back. Thank you very much. 205 00:08:59.685 --> 00:09:01.495 If you can please unlock them, 206 00:09:01.495 --> 00:09:04.530 and if all has gone to plan... 207 00:09:05.387 --> 00:09:06.965 I have nothing in my box. 208 00:09:06.965 --> 00:09:08.800 You're kidding. I'm not kidding. 209 00:09:08.800 --> 00:09:10.480 I think you're full of (bleep). 210 00:09:10.480 --> 00:09:13.996 I wish I could show you. I have nothing in my box. 211 00:09:13.996 --> 00:09:16.090 I was... As I've been saying... 212 00:09:16.090 --> 00:09:18.713 I would not screw you guys over this early, 213 00:09:18.713 --> 00:09:21.683 for this small amount of money, in comparison to the game. 214 00:09:21.683 --> 00:09:24.109 It would be intriguing to know whoever has won, 215 00:09:24.109 --> 00:09:25.555 and how much they have won. 216 00:09:25.555 --> 00:09:27.520 Whether there's more than one person who has tried to throw— 217 00:09:27.520 --> 00:09:30.400 It's either they also put a one, and they got $150, 218 00:09:30.400 --> 00:09:32.504 but I bet they put more than one, to make it sure, 219 00:09:32.504 --> 00:09:35.404 and they only probably got like 50 bucks or something, 220 00:09:35.404 --> 00:09:37.240 which it really isn't much. How much did you get, Mike? 221 00:09:37.240 --> 00:09:40.255 I got nothing. I dunno, I feel like... 222 00:09:40.255 --> 00:09:43.315 I'm really angry. I feel like you'd be so outward about it. 223 00:09:43.315 --> 00:09:45.085 I'm not angry at all. It's a very ballsy technique. 224 00:09:45.085 --> 00:09:46.690 I expected exactly this result. 225 00:09:46.690 --> 00:09:48.310 I'm disappointed that someone would screw us all over 226 00:09:48.310 --> 00:09:50.260 out of such a small amount of money. 227 00:09:50.260 --> 00:09:53.450 I suspect everyone has done that now. 228 00:09:54.116 --> 00:09:57.514 Maybe you're the only one who did. Yeah! 229 00:09:57.514 --> 00:10:00.460 I was so ready for that $60 steak dinner. 230 00:10:00.460 --> 00:10:04.879 I guess, Mia, you've already proven your trustworthiness, 231 00:10:04.879 --> 00:10:07.750 in a way by giving everyone— but then again, we would've known, like— 232 00:10:07.750 --> 00:10:11.035 There was only one way that first round could have gone I guess, and it went that way. 233 00:10:11.035 --> 00:05:24.315 I think this whole conversation is pointless. 234 00:05:24.315 --> 00:10:15.951 (group crosstalk) Round— Round three! 235 00:10:15.951 --> 00:10:17.785 Says the guy who stole our money. 236 00:10:17.785 --> 00:10:21.940 Round three, $500 divided by the number of tickets, 237 00:10:21.940 --> 00:10:24.520 but also this medal to the winner. 238 00:10:24.520 --> 00:10:27.250 I get the feeling that not much discussion may be required here, 239 00:10:27.250 --> 00:10:30.925 but I'm still going to give you some time, if anyone wants to strategise. 240 00:10:30.925 --> 00:10:34.039 Well, I mean— The most advant— Sorry, go ahead. 241 00:10:34.039 --> 00:10:37.225 You said, "We all put 20," and I... 242 00:10:37.225 --> 00:10:40.975 I hadn't thought about it, but you're right. If we all do that... 243 00:10:40.975 --> 00:10:43.150 If there was a way for us to know, the most advantageous round 244 00:10:43.150 --> 00:10:45.709 for all of us, would be to put one. 245 00:10:45.709 --> 00:10:48.121 Why? Because then we... 246 00:10:48.121 --> 00:10:51.025 But when there was less on the line, people didn't do that. 247 00:10:51.025 --> 00:10:52.645 Right, that's true. 248 00:10:52.645 --> 00:10:55.911 But if there was a way of us knowing, that would be the most optimal route, 249 00:10:55.911 --> 00:11:00.284 'cause then we would each get an equal chance of getting a certain amount. 250 00:11:00.284 --> 00:11:02.440 Or we do the 1-0 thing, but we never do that. 251 00:11:02.440 --> 00:11:04.720 I can simplify the situation. I'm going to write down 20. 252 00:11:04.720 --> 00:11:05.656 Me too. 253 00:11:05.656 --> 00:11:08.744 The problem is that there's no way for us not all to push each other to do 20, 254 00:11:08.744 --> 00:11:11.920 because we don't trust each other, especially after Mike stealing our money last round. 255 00:11:11.920 --> 00:11:13.555 That's five dollars. 256 00:11:13.555 --> 00:11:15.790 That's a lot of suspicion going over there. 257 00:11:15.790 --> 00:11:19.900 You can absolutely place your trust in that I'm going to write down 20. 258 00:11:19.900 --> 00:11:21.670 Me too, me too. I don't think there's any other route. 259 00:11:21.670 --> 00:11:23.080 I'll be honest in my dishonesty. 260 00:11:23.080 --> 00:11:25.455 The only other way that I can think of this going differently 261 00:11:25.455 --> 00:11:29.995 is if someone who has perhaps $150, 262 00:11:29.995 --> 00:11:32.110 someone who put down two last time, 263 00:11:32.110 --> 00:11:36.910 and they offer me like $150 to write down zero. 264 00:11:36.910 --> 00:11:39.100 You know no one is going to offer you that, because you've got no money. 265 00:11:39.100 --> 00:07:03.015 Because I've got all the money(!) I've $20 here if you want that. 266 00:07:03.015 --> 00:07:04.241 That felt like a pretty easy $1,200. Yeah. 267 00:11:41.740 --> 00:11:43.480 Yeah. But that's all I have. 268 00:11:43.480 --> 00:11:44.714 Careful with your math, Sam, 269 00:11:44.714 --> 00:11:47.140 'cause you will mess up at one point and we're all going to throw you out. 270 00:11:47.140 --> 00:11:48.670 I think I've already messed up my math like four times. 271 00:11:48.670 --> 00:11:51.325 "I have $7— Oh wait, I'm supposed to have $20." 272 00:11:51.325 --> 00:11:54.511 He was very keen to know the denominations(!) 273 00:11:54.511 --> 00:11:56.350 Right. I'm going to put down 20. 274 00:11:56.350 --> 00:12:00.850 Mike is literally writing, so it feels like the decision has been made. 275 00:12:00.850 --> 00:12:03.250 Players, please write down a number. 276 00:12:03.250 --> 00:12:06.100 It can be anywhere between zero and 20. I wish there was a way to trust you all. 277 00:12:06.100 --> 00:12:09.070 There is a way to trust us all. But I mean, the token is what we really want. 278 00:12:09.070 --> 00:12:11.440 $500 is $500, but the token is... 279 00:12:11.440 --> 00:12:13.210 We're not even sure of the answer. 280 00:12:13.210 --> 00:12:14.860 Alright, dealers... 281 00:12:14.860 --> 00:12:18.221 please come and collect the boxes for the final time in this game. 282 00:12:19.547 --> 00:12:20.770 Our dealers are ready. 283 00:12:20.770 --> 00:12:23.365 Please return the boxes. Thank you very much. 284 00:12:23.365 --> 00:12:28.195 I suspect that I know what's going to be in one of these boxes. 285 00:12:28.195 --> 00:12:31.000 For the final time, please open your box. 286 00:12:31.000 --> 00:12:33.355 I don't know how much one of you has in it, 287 00:12:33.355 --> 00:12:36.580 but I do know that it's Mia. 288 00:12:36.580 --> 00:12:39.505 Congratulations, one medal goes to you. 289 00:12:39.505 --> 00:12:42.070 Thank you. I'm very happy about that. I'll ask the dealers to pass it over to you. 290 00:12:42.070 --> 00:12:45.865 If you place that front and center on your divider, just there please. 291 00:12:45.865 --> 00:12:47.635 Perfect, where it belongs. 292 00:12:47.635 --> 00:12:50.170 Did anyone not put 20 that round? I'm just curious. 293 00:12:50.170 --> 00:12:52.111 I put 20. Everyone put 20. 294 00:12:52.111 --> 00:12:54.220 Everyone put 20, 'cause I got five dollars. 295 00:12:54.220 --> 00:12:56.581 Okay, yeah. Which is very good for me, 296 00:12:56.581 --> 00:12:58.840 because it means I got this fair and square. 297 00:12:58.840 --> 00:13:04.422 There was $900 available between you in that round. 298 00:13:04.422 --> 00:13:08.695 Needless to say we haven't quite got there, but there is still lots of time left. 299 00:13:08.695 --> 00:13:11.990 If everyone's ready, Game 2. 300 00:13:17.200 --> 00:13:20.029 Second game. How are we all feeling? 301 00:13:20.029 --> 00:13:22.017 Cheated. Yeah, a bit more suspicious. 302 00:13:22.017 --> 00:13:25.337 I trust no one. My hippieness is going down. 303 00:13:25.337 --> 00:13:27.381 The hippieness was an act in the first place. 304 00:13:27.381 --> 00:13:29.539 I love the '60s, it's never an act. 305 00:13:29.539 --> 00:13:33.565 Yeah, the vibes changed after that theft. 306 00:13:35.145 --> 00:13:39.199 Game number 2, Lowest Unique Bid. 307 00:13:39.199 --> 00:13:42.744 Game 2 is about predicting each other's moves. 308 00:13:42.744 --> 00:13:45.637 Each of you inside your box will find some paddles 309 00:13:45.637 --> 00:13:47.619 numbered between one and five. 310 00:13:47.619 --> 00:13:50.259 Please do open, have a look at them, check they're all there. 311 00:13:50.259 --> 00:13:53.649 You're going to choose exactly one of those paddles, 312 00:13:53.649 --> 00:13:55.674 and you're going to put that in front of you. 313 00:13:55.674 --> 00:13:58.004 The other four get locked away in your box. 314 00:13:58.004 --> 00:14:01.079 Then one at a time, you will show that paddle. 315 00:14:01.079 --> 00:14:04.448 Once all of them have been shown, our dealers will pay out a prize. 316 00:14:04.448 --> 00:14:06.910 The only person that wins anything 317 00:14:06.910 --> 00:14:09.783 in each of the three rounds is the person holding 318 00:14:09.783 --> 00:14:14.544 the lowest number not chosen by any other player. 319 00:14:14.544 --> 00:14:16.509 I'll say that again so it's clear. 320 00:14:16.509 --> 00:14:18.877 The person who wins in each round 321 00:14:18.877 --> 00:14:24.939 is the one holding the lowest number not chosen by any other player. 322 00:14:24.939 --> 00:14:26.749 We're going to play three times. 323 00:14:26.749 --> 00:14:32.414 First round — $20, multiplied by the winning number. 324 00:14:32.414 --> 00:14:36.774 Round two — $50, multiplied by the winning number. 325 00:14:36.774 --> 00:14:45.000 Round three — $100, multiplied by the winning number, plus 2 medals. 326 00:14:46.650 --> 00:14:49.239 Does anyone have any questions about those rules? 327 00:14:49.239 --> 00:14:54.534 So this one, we... we will have feedback about who's— 328 00:14:54.534 --> 00:14:58.704 We know what we're doing. Yeah. If we all put five, 329 00:14:58.704 --> 00:15:00.579 except one person who puts four, 330 00:15:00.579 --> 00:15:04.764 then we'll maximise our earnings and then we can split it. 331 00:15:04.764 --> 00:15:07.260 So that'll work for the first two games, 'cause... 332 00:15:07.260 --> 00:15:09.403 we'll have to be honest, but then the third game— 333 00:15:09.403 --> 00:15:11.381 It was supposed to work for the first two games the last time. 675 00:15:11.381 --> 00:15:12.339 and evenly distributed. Exactly. 335 00:15:12.339 --> 00:15:15.000 But this time we'll know, right, because we will know who... 336 00:15:15.000 --> 00:15:18.116 We'll all show our— Someone could still do it all, 337 00:15:18.116 --> 00:15:20.318 and just be like, "Oh, you don't need to try that." 338 00:15:20.318 --> 00:15:23.770 That's a new level. If they're willing to publicly... 339 00:15:23.770 --> 00:15:26.243 I mean, I think that's the third round, right? 1108 00:30:24.554 --> 00:15:26.243 Yes. Yes. 1182 00:15:26.243 --> 00:15:28.608 Yeah. Yeah. 342 00:15:28.608 --> 00:15:30.813 I guess it's still a circumstance where 343 00:15:30.813 --> 00:15:33.763 you probably don't want to violate the trust. 344 00:15:33.763 --> 00:15:35.987 I think, maybe we can restore some of— 'Cause it's not that much. 345 00:15:35.987 --> 00:15:37.123 I don't know. Yeah. 346 00:15:37.123 --> 00:15:39.521 But I mean, at least with you guys, I can restore some of the trust. 347 00:15:39.521 --> 00:15:41.816 So are we doing where we divide it evenly among everyone? 348 00:15:41.816 --> 00:15:45.166 I think so. Why not. Yeah, are there any other strategies? 349 00:15:45.166 --> 00:15:50.106 For the first round, do you want to try going divisible-by? 350 00:15:50.106 --> 00:15:51.981 Yeah, should we do that? 351 00:15:51.981 --> 00:15:53.974 I mean, I will gladly take on that, 352 00:15:53.974 --> 00:15:56.528 'cause I kept my deal before. I'll do it again. 353 00:15:56.528 --> 00:15:59.453 I think it should be circ— Yeah, I think it should carry on going. 354 00:15:59.453 --> 00:16:01.956 Right. I'm fine with that. Yeah. I mean, like... 355 00:16:01.956 --> 00:16:04.508 This one's easy 'cause we'll know. 356 00:16:04.508 --> 00:16:07.728 'Cause it doesn't make sense for me to go again since we did not do it. 357 00:16:07.728 --> 00:16:08.853 Absolutely not. 358 00:16:08.853 --> 00:16:11.583 I'll do it. And then I'm happy to share. 359 00:16:11.583 --> 00:16:13.878 Well, if it's not me, then why not Mike and we just keep going around? 360 00:16:13.878 --> 00:16:15.000 (scattered) Yeah. 361 00:16:15.000 --> 00:16:16.635 Even though I don't trust him. 362 00:16:16.635 --> 00:16:18.112 Because I'm pretty sure... 363 00:16:18.112 --> 00:16:20.283 that Sam stole our dollars. 364 00:16:20.283 --> 00:16:21.813 You say that because he stole it. 365 00:16:21.813 --> 00:16:24.299 I am now 96 percent sure. 366 00:16:25.156 --> 00:16:28.723 You've just been giving me a dirty look the entire time since I went. 367 00:16:28.723 --> 00:16:30.868 That's my poker— that's my resting face. 368 00:16:30.868 --> 00:16:34.573 Why would I do that over, like, $150? 369 00:16:34.573 --> 00:16:38.063 I think it's because of... you know, to know, 370 00:16:38.063 --> 00:16:40.523 "I'm the one who it would be easiest to blame, 371 00:16:40.523 --> 00:16:42.563 "therefore I'm the one who has the most to lose, 372 00:16:42.563 --> 00:16:43.763 therefore, it wasn't me." Yeah. 373 00:16:43.763 --> 00:16:46.520 I don't know how well those things connect together. 374 00:16:46.520 --> 00:16:49.869 Like, to me, that just means... I'm putting it up to 98 percent. 375 00:16:49.869 --> 00:16:51.952 (laughs) I've just thought of something else. 376 00:16:51.952 --> 00:16:54.577 There's a lot of chaos seeding everywhere, 377 00:16:54.577 --> 00:16:56.572 Like a game of chess. to make everyone just trust each other. 378 00:16:56.572 --> 00:17:00.280 Rohin, you're doing a lot of placing blame. Whereas it's advantagous to never trust Sam. 379 00:17:00.280 --> 00:17:02.350 The numbers here will be public. 610 00:17:02.350 --> 00:17:03.595 That's why I went high. Yeah. 381 00:17:03.595 --> 00:17:04.875 This is all in retrospect, 382 00:17:04.875 --> 00:17:07.725 but I'm just seeing how hard Rohin wants to gain blame on someone. 383 00:17:07.725 --> 00:17:10.455 It's the first time it's been turned on to me, I was waiting for that to happen. 384 00:17:10.455 --> 00:17:12.900 What's the ideal strategy here? 385 00:17:12.900 --> 00:17:14.840 Do we have to pick a paddle? 386 00:17:14.840 --> 00:17:16.600 Yes, you have to pick a paddle. 387 00:17:16.600 --> 00:17:19.900 Okay, so I'm going to pick five, 388 00:17:19.900 --> 00:17:21.625 and you guys are all going to pick four. 389 00:17:21.625 --> 00:17:23.095 Yes. Yep. 390 00:17:23.095 --> 00:17:27.205 And you could steal by picking one here. 391 00:17:27.205 --> 00:17:29.840 But we all know... But then you only one point. 392 00:17:29.840 --> 00:17:32.935 And again, the prize is multiplied by the winner's number. 393 00:17:32.935 --> 00:17:36.135 To confirm, we'll all get $20, because it's 20 times 5. 394 00:17:36.135 --> 00:17:38.055 So the five of us are solid. Yeah. 395 00:17:38.055 --> 00:17:40.231 So if someone picked one, they would get the exact same amount. 396 00:17:40.231 --> 00:17:43.112 Screwing everyone else out of $20. They could pick three, but then... 397 00:17:43.112 --> 00:17:44.840 It's kind of a high risk for... Yeah. 398 00:17:44.840 --> 00:17:47.255 Then no one's going to trust that person. ...not that much. 399 00:17:47.255 --> 00:17:50.855 Let's go through this one round, the dirty game's going to inevitably begin. 400 00:17:50.855 --> 00:17:54.680 So please, making sure that all this happens in the divider... 401 00:17:54.680 --> 00:17:58.700 Players, please pick one of your paddles, keep it in front of you. 402 00:17:58.700 --> 00:18:01.145 The other four get locked away in your box. 403 00:18:01.145 --> 00:17:21.625 So I'm going for five. And we're all going for four, right? 404 00:17:21.625 --> 00:18:03.575 Yep. And you picked? 405 00:18:03.575 --> 00:18:05.390 Yep. We're all going for four. 406 00:18:05.390 --> 00:18:08.186 Alright. Everyone has chosen. Excellent. 407 00:18:08.186 --> 00:18:10.623 So Mike, you said you're going for five. 408 00:18:10.623 --> 00:18:13.248 You have very little to lose to go for anything else. 409 00:18:13.248 --> 00:18:15.448 Let's see what you've chosen. 410 00:18:16.585 --> 00:18:19.151 Five. Alright, let's go around from there. 411 00:18:19.151 --> 00:18:21.227 Sam? Four. 412 00:18:21.227 --> 00:18:23.227 Mia? Four. 413 00:18:23.227 --> 00:18:25.629 Rohin? Four. 414 00:18:25.629 --> 00:18:27.686 Four all around! 415 00:18:27.686 --> 00:18:27.686 Congratulations players, you have taken all five prizes. 416 00:18:27.686 --> 00:18:31.631 Congratulations players, that is a prize of 100 dollars. 417 00:18:31.631 --> 00:18:33.161 Our dealers will pay that out now. 418 00:18:33.161 --> 00:18:35.831 Are you going to take all of that, or are you going to split it? 419 00:18:35.831 --> 00:18:38.696 I'm going to split that with everyone equally. 420 00:18:38.696 --> 00:18:40.781 Alright. Congratulations players. Thank you. 421 00:18:40.781 --> 00:18:45.000 When it's completely transparent, we're trustworthy, 422 00:18:45.000 --> 00:18:46.890 when there's no chance of hiding. 423 00:18:46.890 --> 00:18:48.525 Okay, good. We've established the bar. 424 00:18:48.525 --> 00:18:51.045 So anonymity is what keeps us... 425 00:18:51.045 --> 00:18:53.674 When the grass is mowed, so the snakes can't hide. 426 00:18:53.674 --> 00:18:55.238 (group moans) 427 00:18:55.238 --> 00:18:57.595 Just made that up, guys. 428 00:18:57.595 --> 00:19:00.000 I suspect that there's going to come a stage 429 00:19:00.000 --> 00:19:02.450 where we'll start backstabbing each other... 430 00:19:02.450 --> 00:19:04.700 Now. (laughs) very much in public. 431 00:19:04.700 --> 00:19:06.455 Yeah, once we get to round four, 432 00:19:06.455 --> 00:19:10.671 there's much less incentive to not screw other people over. 433 00:19:12.235 --> 00:19:15.234 Round two is for quite a bit more money, 434 00:19:15.234 --> 00:19:18.954 $50 multiplied by the winner's number. 435 00:19:18.954 --> 00:19:22.258 I don't think there's any good reason to do anything differently... 436 00:19:22.258 --> 00:19:23.029 I agree. Yeah. 437 00:19:23.029 --> 00:19:24.919 ...in this round, because it worked out. 438 00:19:24.919 --> 00:19:28.009 We're gonna know if someone screws us over. 439 00:19:28.009 --> 00:19:35.383 And this early, $50 — or $250 — still isn't that much in the scope of the game. 440 00:19:35.383 --> 00:19:35.383 Hmm. Ooh. How much? 441 00:19:35.383 --> 00:19:37.099 Hmm. Yeah. I agree. 442 00:19:37.099 --> 00:19:42.156 Just to check, the third round is going to be the same system as the previous rounds, 443 00:19:42.156 --> 00:19:44.119 Yeah. except the winner wins two medals. 444 00:19:44.119 --> 00:19:46.459 Third round is gonna be where it all goes down. 445 00:19:46.459 --> 00:19:48.124 All the trust goes out the window, third round. 446 00:19:48.124 --> 00:19:50.074 This is a beautiful system that we have(!) 447 00:19:50.074 --> 00:19:52.924 This is very cooperative, that doesn't work for the third round. 448 00:19:52.924 --> 00:19:54.304 Yeah. It's a great game. 449 00:19:54.304 --> 00:19:55.909 I feel like it's going to get much more exciting for the next round. 450 00:19:55.909 --> 00:19:58.204 Yeah, it doesn't work for the third round. Which is beautiful. 451 00:19:58.204 --> 00:20:00.379 But it works for this round. So we should do it. 452 00:20:00.379 --> 00:20:02.329 There's no reason not to do this again. Yeah. 453 00:20:02.329 --> 00:20:04.759 Okay. So I'm going to pick five, just to check. 454 00:20:04.759 --> 00:20:04.759 Yes. 455 00:20:04.759 --> 00:20:06.359 Yes. And you guys are gonna pick four. 456 00:20:06.359 --> 00:20:07.539 Alright. Okay. 457 00:20:07.539 --> 00:20:09.879 Alright. Four of the paddles go in the box. 458 00:20:09.879 --> 00:20:12.990 One goes quietly in front of you. 459 00:20:14.329 --> 00:18:05.390 Have you all chosen, have you all locked your boxes? 460 00:18:05.390 --> 00:20:18.425 Excellent. 461 00:20:18.425 --> 00:20:21.159 Sophie, you were gonna pick five, and you picked? 462 00:20:21.159 --> 00:20:23.060 I picked five. You picked five. 463 00:20:23.060 --> 00:20:24.967 Rohin? 464 00:20:24.967 --> 00:20:27.590 Four. Four. Mia? 465 00:20:27.590 --> 00:20:32.136 Four. Four. And four! 466 00:20:32.136 --> 00:20:32.136 Congratulations, players. 467 00:20:32.136 --> 00:20:38.037 Congratulations, players. 250 dollars between you. 468 00:20:38.037 --> 00:20:38.037 How sure were you that he was going to live up to that? 469 00:20:38.037 --> 00:20:40.426 How sure were you that that was going to happen? 470 00:20:40.426 --> 00:20:43.059 I was pretty sure 'cause there's really not much reason 471 00:20:43.059 --> 00:20:45.676 for us not to, in that round. 472 00:20:45.676 --> 00:20:47.536 It does matter. Are you willing to split it? 473 00:20:47.924 --> 00:20:49.430 There's a part of me that's thinking, 474 00:20:49.430 --> 00:20:51.935 if in the next round I could do some sort of promise, 475 00:20:51.935 --> 00:20:55.355 like you'll get your $50 if there's a fair game played. 476 00:20:55.355 --> 00:20:59.990 But thinking that it's not an even split, like it was in the last one, 477 00:21:00.000 --> 00:21:01.830 I think I'll prove that and do that. 478 00:21:01.830 --> 00:21:04.365 I think also if you did that, I wouldn't trust you... 479 00:21:04.365 --> 00:21:04.365 Exactly. 480 00:21:04.365 --> 00:21:05.730 Exactly. to do that. 481 00:21:05.730 --> 00:21:08.856 I'm going to split it. So can I have $50? 482 00:21:08.856 --> 00:21:10.061 Is that right? That's right. 483 00:21:10.061 --> 00:21:15.086 Congratulations. One brand new, crisp $50 bill to each of you. 484 00:21:15.086 --> 00:21:17.345 I've never seen that in my life, man. 485 00:21:17.345 --> 00:21:20.930 $50 in total, or just a $50 bill(?) 486 00:21:20.930 --> 00:21:24.455 Actually, both, yeah. I've never seen a £50 either, so you know... 487 00:21:24.455 --> 00:21:27.081 I can't believe I'm seeing American currency before my own. 488 00:21:28.915 --> 00:21:34.865 Round three, $100 multiplied by the winner's number, 489 00:21:34.865 --> 00:21:38.240 plus two medals, these two here. 490 00:21:40.061 --> 00:21:41.956 I'll give you some time to strategise. 491 00:21:41.956 --> 00:21:44.431 I don't know if there's any group strategy we need to make. 492 00:21:44.431 --> 00:21:44.431 No. Unless someone offers to split. 493 00:21:44.431 --> 00:21:45.871 No. I think it's all individual strategy. 494 00:21:45.871 --> 00:21:48.436 Yeah. I think we just... have to say no rules, 495 00:21:48.436 --> 00:21:52.891 because there's no incentive to stick to the rules of the last two games now. 496 00:21:52.891 --> 00:21:56.206 Because the winner can't split two tokens. Whatever we made, it would give us, yeah. 497 00:21:56.206 --> 00:21:59.776 But if two people pick the same number, it cancels out. 498 00:21:59.776 --> 00:22:02.371 If there's no singly picked number, then none of us win anything. 499 00:22:02.371 --> 00:22:06.061 But there's no expanding— There's no group incentive to work together. 500 00:22:08.401 --> 00:22:12.211 But that's a pretty small motivation at this point. 501 00:22:12.211 --> 00:22:14.521 So, no one's going to go for one. 502 00:22:14.521 --> 00:22:16.096 Why not? 503 00:22:16.096 --> 00:22:19.996 He's trying to— He wants to establish there, so that he can go for one. 504 00:22:19.996 --> 00:22:22.179 That's okay. Yeah, but that's the classic... 505 00:22:22.179 --> 00:22:25.685 Like... no one thinks that people pick extreme numbers, 506 00:22:25.685 --> 00:22:29.371 so everyone picks extreme numbers. It's not even worth considering as a group, 507 00:22:29.371 --> 00:22:32.922 because... as soon as you do... It's like a quadruple bluff. 508 00:22:32.922 --> 00:22:35.300 it changes the scenario. It's like... 509 00:22:35.300 --> 00:22:37.396 It's like whatever you say, 510 00:22:37.396 --> 00:22:40.156 it changes whatever else is thinking. Heisenberg Uncertainty. 511 00:22:40.156 --> 00:22:41.986 Can anyone see a group strategy here? 512 00:22:43.432 --> 00:22:47.182 Yeah. You guys all pick... 513 00:22:47.182 --> 00:22:49.282 We can't switch these out. 514 00:22:49.282 --> 00:22:51.157 Somebody keeps the tokens, gives the cash away. 515 00:22:51.157 --> 00:22:52.509 Gives cash away, yeah. 516 00:22:52.509 --> 00:22:55.989 This is making me laugh. Everyone being like, "Oh, it's not much money." 517 00:22:55.989 --> 00:22:57.879 I'm like, "Is it not much money? Like $100." 518 00:22:57.879 --> 00:22:59.439 It's not much money in the scale of the game. 519 00:22:59.439 --> 00:23:00.639 It's true, there is five grand. 520 00:23:00.639 --> 00:15:26.243 Considering that I do have $70 in front of me, I'm quite happy about that. 1182 00:15:26.243 --> 00:15:28.608 Yeah. Yeah. 522 00:23:04.509 --> 00:23:06.639 You have identified the possible strategy. 523 00:23:06.639 --> 00:23:10.254 One person could offer to split the money, 524 00:23:10.254 --> 00:23:12.819 keeping none for themselves, but keep the medals. 525 00:23:12.819 --> 00:23:14.484 Does anybody want to do that? 526 00:23:14.484 --> 00:23:16.509 I'm glad with that. I'm not. 527 00:23:16.509 --> 00:23:19.434 I would gladly take the tokens and give the money away. 528 00:23:19.434 --> 00:23:20.784 Personally, I would. Yeah. Yes, of course. 529 00:23:20.784 --> 00:03:36.855 And the tokens both have to go to the same person? 1401 00:03:36.855 --> 00:03:38.115 Yes. to do what he wants with? 1489 00:20:00.379 --> 00:23:24.894 That I was going to come back? Yeah. 532 00:23:24.894 --> 00:23:26.384 Okay. How about this. 533 00:23:27.455 --> 00:23:29.799 I can take both those tokens, give away all that money. 534 00:23:29.799 --> 00:23:32.454 I don't think you should have three tokens. However— No. Here's the thing. 535 00:23:32.454 --> 00:23:35.048 You'll have to trust me that when we have the opportunity to... 536 00:23:35.048 --> 00:23:37.179 I don't trust you. It's too far into the future. 537 00:23:37.179 --> 00:23:42.851 I would give it away to someone that I trust the most. 538 00:23:42.851 --> 00:23:44.951 Wait, give away money or tokens? The token. 539 00:23:45.000 --> 00:23:48.585 The stakes of tokens are too high to trust anyone. 540 00:23:48.585 --> 00:23:51.705 Yeah, and that establishes you as some sort of ruler with power. 541 00:23:51.705 --> 00:23:52.772 I'm fine with that. 542 00:23:52.772 --> 00:23:55.412 Yeah, you're already the person with the first token. 543 00:23:55.412 --> 00:23:57.232 No, I think that I'm not pleased, Commissioner, 544 00:23:57.232 --> 00:23:59.292 that I have something to say about you having three tokens. 545 00:23:59.292 --> 00:24:02.537 Yeah. I'm already the sovereign here. Clearly, I'm deserving of more. 546 00:24:02.537 --> 00:24:04.025 I would say personally, 547 00:24:04.025 --> 00:24:07.052 I would not participate in any group strategy or any deal. 548 00:24:07.052 --> 00:24:11.030 I think I'm with you. Yeah. I don't think it would make sense. 549 00:24:11.030 --> 00:24:12.725 If you say that, then... I was gonna say, yeah. 550 00:24:12.725 --> 00:24:14.780 I think we just pick our favourite number out of five. 551 00:24:14.780 --> 00:24:17.345 Alright, it sounds like a choice has been made. 552 00:24:17.885 --> 00:24:20.613 If anyone wants to make any final declarations before you pick. 553 00:24:20.613 --> 00:24:24.828 Wait. What happens if I just say to you guys I'm choosing one? 554 00:24:24.828 --> 00:24:26.298 We don't believe you. Oh, yeah. 555 00:24:26.298 --> 00:24:28.213 So don't pick one then. You can. 556 00:24:28.213 --> 00:24:30.000 (group laughs increasingly) 557 00:24:30.000 --> 00:24:31.120 Oh, oh. 558 00:24:31.915 --> 00:24:34.494 I'm going to pick four, everyone, just so you know. 559 00:24:35.458 --> 00:24:36.745 (laughter resumes) This is too much. 560 00:24:36.745 --> 00:24:38.596 I've already picked four. 561 00:24:38.596 --> 00:24:41.026 I'm strongly considering picking five actually. No, that's mine. So you can't pick it. 562 00:24:41.026 --> 00:24:42.916 I was hoping that you all cancel each out. 563 00:24:43.934 --> 00:24:45.541 I was going to pick five. 564 00:24:45.541 --> 00:24:47.446 I was saying I was to pick four, but I was gonna pick up five. 565 00:24:47.446 --> 00:24:49.066 We can't do that though then. 566 00:24:49.066 --> 00:24:51.691 Now I say this, so now I'm actually pick five. Exactly, me too. 567 00:24:51.691 --> 00:24:54.526 Please, very much in secret, 568 00:24:54.526 --> 00:24:56.836 pick one of your numbers. 569 00:24:56.836 --> 00:24:58.736 It's not normal to feel this sick when picking a number. 570 00:24:58.736 --> 00:25:00.732 Tom, I'm going to need some time-dramatic music in the background, 571 00:25:00.732 --> 00:25:01.846 because I'm really not sure. 572 00:25:01.846 --> 00:25:05.521 One in front of you, four in the box, closed and locked please. 573 00:25:05.521 --> 00:25:07.786 I'm cold, but I'm sweating. Any strategy I can think of, 574 00:25:07.786 --> 00:25:10.098 it's like no, something else is getting it. I have chosen my birthday. 575 00:25:10.098 --> 00:25:12.114 Alright, are all the boxes closed and locked? 576 00:25:12.114 --> 00:25:13.858 Yes. They are. They are about to be. 577 00:25:13.858 --> 00:25:17.265 Sam, you said you were going to pick four. 578 00:25:17.265 --> 00:25:18.993 Mhm. What did you pick? 579 00:25:18.993 --> 00:25:21.843 I said a lot of things. You did, but you went with? 580 00:25:21.843 --> 00:25:23.465 Three. Three. 581 00:25:23.465 --> 00:25:26.075 Mia, you said you were going to go for five, 582 00:25:26.075 --> 00:25:27.810 and hope that everyone else canceled each other out. 583 00:25:27.810 --> 00:25:29.317 Yeah. What did you go for? 584 00:25:29.317 --> 00:25:30.592 I picked three. 585 00:25:30.592 --> 00:25:34.162 So we know you two aren't getting medals. Are not gonna win. 586 00:25:34.162 --> 00:25:36.187 There is a chance that you could all cancel each other out. 587 00:25:36.187 --> 00:25:39.022 Let's find out. Rohin. Oh, can Rohin win the medals? 588 00:25:39.022 --> 00:25:42.427 I said I was gonna pick four... and I'm a man of my word. 589 00:25:42.427 --> 00:25:44.381 Number 4. 590 00:25:44.381 --> 00:25:47.517 Sophie, you didn't actually say what you were gonna pick. 591 00:25:47.517 --> 00:25:49.672 I was very quiet about the matter. 592 00:25:49.672 --> 00:25:51.727 I chose two. 593 00:25:51.727 --> 00:25:53.647 That will be enough to win it, 594 00:25:53.647 --> 00:25:56.467 unless... Mike. 595 00:25:56.467 --> 00:25:58.091 I kept my word and I chose one. 596 00:25:58.091 --> 00:26:01.217 (others clamor) $100 goes to Mike. 597 00:26:01.217 --> 00:26:05.101 Congratulations to you. But perhaps more importantly, 598 00:26:05.101 --> 00:26:08.496 I'll give you these two medals to put on your divider. 599 00:26:08.496 --> 00:26:09.756 You were the only one. I thought that— 600 00:26:09.756 --> 00:26:12.231 I mean, did you guys understand the rules? It was, the lowest number won. 750 00:26:12.231 --> 00:26:14.180 (laughter and crosstalk) 602 00:26:14.180 --> 00:26:16.119 I was thinking too many people would go for that, so... 603 00:26:16.119 --> 00:26:18.899 But I said I was going to pick one, so no one else could pick one. 604 00:26:18.899 --> 00:26:20.980 Yeah, we get it. We get it, Mike. 605 00:26:20.980 --> 00:26:22.565 Precisely. You're so smart. 606 00:26:22.565 --> 00:26:25.220 $100 to you. Wanna give me some of that? 607 00:26:25.220 --> 00:26:28.370 It was literally just you, and I could hear the clink, clink, clink. 608 00:26:28.370 --> 00:26:30.260 I thought everyone was gonna go really low. 609 00:26:30.260 --> 00:17:02.350 I thought so too. I thought people were risky. 610 00:17:02.350 --> 00:17:03.595 That's why I went high. Yeah. 611 00:26:33.980 --> 00:26:37.055 I thought that you people were too smart to pick one, 612 00:26:37.055 --> 00:26:40.520 so I outsmarted the smart. I also thought of that strategy. 613 00:26:40.520 --> 00:26:43.325 (laughter) By being super dumb. 614 00:26:43.914 --> 00:26:46.203 Wait, Mike. What were you torn between? 615 00:26:46.203 --> 00:26:49.942 One and two. Okay, well... I feel like... 616 00:26:49.942 --> 00:26:53.596 Originally, I was going to go for four. So if I had picked one, you would have won. 617 00:26:53.596 --> 00:26:56.240 I was really debating between one and three. 618 00:26:56.240 --> 00:26:59.512 Well, well done, Mike. You've made yourself the least liked person on the table. 619 00:26:59.512 --> 00:26:59.512 (group laughter) 620 00:26:59.512 --> 00:27:01.320 (group laughter) Hold on a second! 621 00:27:01.320 --> 00:27:03.879 I won this round without screwing over anyone, right? 622 00:27:03.879 --> 00:27:07.089 I was completely honest. It doesn't mean we have to like you. 623 00:27:07.892 --> 00:27:10.580 There were $850 available in that round. 624 00:27:10.580 --> 00:27:13.290 You collected $450 between you. 625 00:27:13.290 --> 00:27:15.637 It's not a bad showing. Game three. 626 00:27:22.000 --> 00:27:24.633 Game 3 is The Magic Money Machine. 627 00:27:24.633 --> 00:27:28.493 If you open your boxes, you will find there is $100 in there. 628 00:27:28.493 --> 00:27:30.452 That is yours. 629 00:27:30.452 --> 00:27:32.139 You can keep that if you want to. 630 00:27:32.139 --> 00:27:36.109 (chuckles) You're not lying, Tom. There it is. 631 00:27:36.645 --> 00:27:38.600 That's yours. Could you take that out of your box, please? 632 00:27:38.600 --> 00:27:40.385 That can go in front of you. 633 00:27:40.385 --> 00:27:43.410 You can choose if you want to keep that, 634 00:27:43.410 --> 00:27:47.580 or you can put some or all of it back into your box. 635 00:27:47.580 --> 00:27:49.095 The boxes will be taken away, 636 00:27:49.095 --> 00:27:51.930 the money will be taken out, the total will be counted. 637 00:27:51.930 --> 00:27:53.580 Whatever that total is, 638 00:27:53.580 --> 00:27:56.355 our dealers will add 20 percent to it. 639 00:27:56.355 --> 00:27:58.560 That new total, including the extra 20 percent, 640 00:27:58.560 --> 00:28:02.220 will be split equally between all five boxes and returned to you. 641 00:28:02.220 --> 00:28:03.885 There are three rounds in total. 642 00:28:03.885 --> 00:28:06.165 Round one — 20 percent boost. 643 00:28:06.995 --> 00:28:09.625 Round two — 50 percent boost, 644 00:28:09.625 --> 00:28:13.020 Round three — 100 percent boost. 645 00:28:13.020 --> 00:28:15.586 In round three, any money in those boxes is doubled. 646 00:28:15.586 --> 00:28:18.111 In each round, you can put as little or as much as you want in the box. 647 00:28:18.111 --> 00:28:22.671 And at the end, the money you have in front of you is yours to keep. 648 00:28:22.671 --> 00:28:27.016 One other thing, whichever player earns the most money 649 00:28:27.016 --> 00:28:30.889 from this game will win two medals. 650 00:28:30.889 --> 00:28:33.824 Argh, I was wondering when that was coming in. 651 00:28:33.824 --> 00:28:35.737 And that's from the total of all three? 652 00:28:35.737 --> 00:28:39.987 That's the total amount in front of you at the end of this game. 653 00:28:39.987 --> 00:28:43.700 So, the amount we put in the box is what we're entering into the pot. 654 00:28:43.700 --> 00:28:46.065 And if we keep it outside the box, that's ours? 655 00:28:46.065 --> 00:28:47.472 That's yours. Yep. 656 00:28:47.472 --> 00:28:49.745 The medals will be awarded publicly. 657 00:28:49.745 --> 00:28:52.580 But other than that, you're going to get no more information from me. 658 00:28:52.580 --> 00:28:55.867 And again, I remind you that what is in your divider 659 00:28:55.867 --> 00:28:57.857 must stay in your divider. 660 00:28:59.990 --> 00:29:05.105 I feel like a good strategy here is... because we only need the most. 661 00:29:05.105 --> 00:29:08.341 There's no like— We don't have to have a significant amount more. 662 00:29:08.341 --> 00:29:10.706 So if we all put in all the money for the first two rounds, 663 00:29:10.706 --> 00:29:13.125 we can maximise profit for all of us. 664 00:29:13.125 --> 00:29:13.875 Right. 665 00:29:13.875 --> 00:29:15.725 And then we can start screwing each other over. 666 00:29:15.725 --> 00:29:17.975 And we're keeping that money. We're keeping the money. Exactly. 667 00:29:17.975 --> 00:29:20.795 But if one person puts in nothing, 668 00:29:20.795 --> 00:29:22.687 and then they still get the spoils, 669 00:29:22.687 --> 00:29:25.369 and they've got their original money to then add, 670 00:29:25.369 --> 00:29:28.661 like, to show they've got... 'cause whoever's got the most money... 671 00:29:28.661 --> 00:29:32.411 Is it whoever wins the most money or whoever has the most money in their pot? 672 00:29:32.411 --> 00:29:34.871 Whoever has the most in front of them at the end of round three. 673 00:29:34.871 --> 00:29:36.793 Exactly. So you could still screw people over. 674 00:29:36.793 --> 00:15:11.381 Yeah, but keep in mind that 20 percent is not a huge leg up. 675 00:15:11.381 --> 00:15:12.339 and evenly distributed. Exactly. 676 00:29:39.418 --> 00:29:43.358 Exactly. And that's surmountable with round three. 677 00:29:43.358 --> 00:29:46.560 So I feel like round one, we should focus on making us all some money. 678 00:29:47.589 --> 00:29:50.967 Then we're going to get that $20 if we all put $100 in. 679 00:29:50.967 --> 00:29:52.778 We're going to get that $20. 680 00:29:52.778 --> 00:29:54.230 $20 is $20. It's true. 681 00:29:54.230 --> 00:29:58.181 The danger is if you put in $100, and we all put in nothing, 682 00:29:58.181 --> 00:30:00.742 then you will get $20. You will get $20 back. 683 00:30:00.742 --> 00:30:04.247 And we earn a small amount, but you lose money. 684 00:30:04.247 --> 00:30:09.467 I think the chances of four people screwing everyone else over is pretty low. 685 00:30:09.467 --> 00:30:12.457 At least with round one, with not a huge margin, 686 00:30:12.457 --> 00:30:14.127 we should all just be making each other some money. 687 00:30:14.127 --> 00:30:15.697 You say that hopefully(!) We're following the pattern we've done 688 00:30:15.697 --> 00:30:17.791 for the last two rounds. Right. Which has worked out. 689 00:30:17.791 --> 00:30:19.486 But it's been working, yeah. 690 00:30:19.486 --> 00:30:20.886 Well, not in the first round. 691 00:30:20.886 --> 00:30:22.484 We've had two rounds, and one round it didn't work. 692 00:30:22.484 --> 00:30:24.554 Well, the first round of each game, it's worked. 693 00:30:25.561 --> 00:30:27.001 The second round of each game 694 00:30:27.001 --> 00:30:28.621 has worked once out of two. The last game was different. 695 00:30:28.621 --> 00:30:30.396 But this is more like the first game, because we weren't honest. 696 00:30:30.396 --> 00:30:35.736 In theory, there is $1,800 available between you. 697 00:30:35.736 --> 00:30:37.064 That's a lot of money. 698 00:30:37.064 --> 00:30:39.011 We could each be going home with a lot of money 699 00:30:39.011 --> 00:30:41.300 just from this round, like a significant amount. 700 00:30:41.300 --> 00:30:42.840 Compound interest does a lot. 701 00:30:42.840 --> 00:30:45.215 Exactly. Sure, tokens are nice, 702 00:30:45.215 --> 00:30:47.630 but if you don't win the briefcase, they're worthless. 703 00:30:47.630 --> 00:30:50.420 Multiple hundreds of dollars each. The money is money. 704 00:30:50.420 --> 00:30:51.516 This is an interesting spin, 705 00:30:51.516 --> 00:30:54.714 because now the person tempted to screw others over is like, 706 00:30:54.714 --> 00:30:56.705 this is a real ramification. 707 00:30:56.705 --> 00:30:59.610 The first round was for all-in? Put it all in. 708 00:30:59.610 --> 00:31:00.986 Everyone agree? Yeah. 709 00:31:00.986 --> 00:31:02.381 Yeah? Yeah. 710 00:31:02.381 --> 00:31:05.318 Because at this point, the amount you'd be ahead, for saving a little bit, 711 00:31:05.318 --> 00:31:07.173 isn't worth it compared to next round, 712 00:31:07.173 --> 00:31:09.948 which is 50 percent, where it's real. 713 00:31:09.948 --> 00:31:13.468 It's a bit more likely that you would want to play that game. 714 00:31:13.468 --> 00:31:16.163 Please remember to do this at the far side of your boxes, 715 00:31:16.163 --> 00:31:17.823 so there's no chance of seeing anything. 716 00:31:17.823 --> 00:31:20.763 Please choose how much you want to put in your box. 717 00:31:20.763 --> 00:31:22.668 Once you're done, close it and lock it. 718 00:31:22.668 --> 00:31:24.791 Is everyone good? 719 00:31:24.791 --> 00:31:28.068 Alright. Dealers, please come and take the boxes. 720 00:31:28.604 --> 00:31:30.303 How are you all feeling? 721 00:31:30.785 --> 00:31:33.496 I'm feeling prepared for an oncoming storm. 722 00:31:35.340 --> 00:31:39.354 Alright, the dealers are ready, so please do return the boxes. 723 00:31:40.210 --> 00:31:41.817 You are hoping, I believe, 724 00:31:41.817 --> 00:31:44.757 to see $120 in each of those boxes. 725 00:31:44.757 --> 00:31:47.397 I will tell you one thing for certain, 726 00:31:47.397 --> 00:31:49.328 by the maths of this game, 727 00:31:49.328 --> 00:31:52.305 what's in that box right now... 728 00:31:52.305 --> 00:31:54.597 is the same for each of you. 729 00:31:55.882 --> 00:31:57.357 What's in front of you may be different. 730 00:31:57.357 --> 00:32:00.792 But what's in that box right now is the same. 1004 00:32:00.792 --> 00:32:06.695 Players, please open your boxes. 732 00:32:06.695 --> 00:32:07.964 There should not be a one in there. 733 00:32:07.964 --> 00:32:09.464 Exactly. 734 00:32:10.270 --> 00:32:14.283 That's significantly less than I expected. 735 00:32:14.283 --> 00:32:16.518 We may not be able to figure out the exact maths, 736 00:32:16.518 --> 00:32:20.013 but we can establish that this must be more than one person. 737 00:32:20.013 --> 00:32:22.513 Because if one person put $0 in, 738 00:32:22.513 --> 00:32:26.728 and it would be $400 divided by 5, which is $80. 739 00:32:26.728 --> 00:32:29.692 We've got less than that. If it was three... 740 00:32:29.692 --> 00:32:31.698 So it must be at least three people. 741 00:32:31.698 --> 00:32:33.893 But people might not have put zero in. People might have put a bit in. 742 00:32:33.893 --> 00:32:36.635 We know that at least three people did not put all of it. 743 00:32:36.635 --> 00:32:39.413 Yeah, because if each person... The maximum. 744 00:32:39.413 --> 00:32:41.448 would reduce it by $20. Which is a lot of... 745 00:32:41.448 --> 00:32:44.418 I'm really disappointed. I'm really surprised. 746 00:32:44.418 --> 00:32:46.604 You would say that. I don't trust you at all. 747 00:32:48.319 --> 00:32:50.224 You're being very outward with your speech. When you watch this back. 748 00:32:50.224 --> 00:32:52.805 you'll be like, "God, that's the most honest guy I've ever met." 749 00:32:52.805 --> 00:26:12.231 'Cause I'll be vindicated. 750 00:26:12.231 --> 00:26:14.180 (laughter and crosstalk) 751 00:32:56.901 --> 00:32:59.740 The more you talk, the worse it gets. You're just confirming my suspicions here. 752 00:33:02.210 --> 00:33:03.467 I'm a little disappointed. 753 00:33:03.467 --> 00:33:04.804 I'm really disappointed. I'm very disappointed. 754 00:33:04.804 --> 00:33:06.466 After the whole, like, that's a lot of money. Well alright, that's it. 755 00:33:06.466 --> 00:33:07.801 One of us is lying. 756 00:33:07.801 --> 00:33:09.597 With the whole, like, that's a lot of money, 757 00:33:09.597 --> 00:33:10.996 and everyone should— Only two of us is. 758 00:33:10.996 --> 00:08:34.786 No, one of us three being disappointed, we're lying. 759 00:08:34.786 --> 00:33:15.276 Yeah. 'Cause one of us three is very happy. 760 00:33:16.080 --> 00:33:17.836 But we're all trying to sell it. They shouldn't be happy. 761 00:33:17.836 --> 00:33:20.317 They should be feeling like fools. 762 00:33:20.317 --> 00:33:22.982 Well, one of us three, we were just saying, 763 00:33:22.982 --> 00:33:24.289 three of us feel disappointed, I know. It's not me. 764 00:33:24.289 --> 00:33:26.722 one of us three got an advantage out of that at least. 765 00:33:26.722 --> 00:33:28.482 At least maybe two, maybe three. Is there any sense this time in... 766 00:33:28.482 --> 00:33:31.545 trying to maximise profits this time by agreeing to put in less? 767 00:33:31.545 --> 00:33:33.378 Would everyone... would that...? 768 00:33:33.378 --> 00:33:35.700 No, because how now can we trust anyone? 769 00:33:35.700 --> 00:33:38.241 The only route where that would work is if it was like one dollar. 770 00:33:38.241 --> 00:33:42.051 That was like, round one, it was, "What've we got to lose?" 771 00:33:42.051 --> 00:33:45.566 Now it's, "Let's all help each other," and someone's just been lying. 772 00:33:45.566 --> 00:33:47.350 Well no, three people! 773 00:33:47.350 --> 00:33:48.743 Several people. Sorry, three people, yeah. 774 00:33:48.743 --> 00:33:51.261 A majority of people have. 775 00:33:51.261 --> 00:33:53.246 And we're all so surprised(!) 776 00:33:53.246 --> 00:33:56.476 Yeah. I'm genuinely surprised. It could have been all of us. 777 00:33:56.476 --> 00:34:00.000 I think it was all of us, like, slightly undercutting ourselves. 778 00:34:00.000 --> 00:34:02.522 It would never make sense... Except for me obviously. 779 00:34:02.522 --> 00:34:04.408 Because I didn't do that. I put all my money in, 780 00:34:04.408 --> 00:34:06.574 and now I'm at a significant loss. 781 00:34:06.574 --> 00:34:08.294 So what can we do this round? 782 00:34:08.294 --> 00:34:10.694 How can we maximise it, this round? 783 00:34:10.694 --> 00:34:14.649 This round, there is a 50 percent bonus to whatever goes in. 784 00:34:14.649 --> 00:34:16.670 ...We should put in the money. Again, we want to put as much as possible, 785 00:34:16.670 --> 00:34:18.009 because it's a lot of money. 786 00:34:18.009 --> 00:34:20.881 Well, if people put in all the money they have in front of them... 787 00:34:20.881 --> 00:34:23.688 then that would go some way to repairing the damage. 788 00:34:23.688 --> 00:34:25.483 Yeah. But I mean... trust. But I'm going to be honest. 789 00:34:25.483 --> 00:34:28.633 I had $100, and now I've got back $58. 790 00:34:28.633 --> 00:34:30.566 Like, I don't... She's just persuading here. 791 00:34:30.566 --> 00:34:33.808 I don't— I don't want to put— I'm in the same boat here. 792 00:34:34.129 --> 00:34:36.064 Alright, parrot man. 793 00:34:36.064 --> 00:34:41.620 I think the only way to do this is to each put in one dollar now. 794 00:34:41.620 --> 00:34:45.145 No, because we'll all waste that potential money that we could get. 795 00:34:45.145 --> 00:34:47.280 I think we might have to just do the honour system of 796 00:34:47.280 --> 00:34:50.415 the people who know that they have taken a loss. 797 00:34:50.415 --> 00:34:51.920 They keep the money. 798 00:34:51.920 --> 00:34:53.837 But the people that know that they're going to profit, 799 00:34:53.837 --> 00:34:55.765 they put in at least some money. 800 00:34:56.354 --> 00:34:58.778 Because we want to build up the collective wealth. 801 00:34:58.778 --> 00:35:00.454 Yes, exactly. Because we... 802 00:35:00.454 --> 00:35:03.298 We want more collective wealth in going into round three, right? 803 00:35:03.298 --> 00:35:04.853 We wanna take Tom's money. 804 00:35:04.853 --> 00:35:06.473 I honestly think, 805 00:35:06.473 --> 00:35:10.195 if we think a majority of the people have cheated 806 00:35:10.195 --> 00:35:14.218 in the first round, when it was only $20 profit at stake, 807 00:35:14.218 --> 00:35:15.788 I don't think any of these systems are going to work. 808 00:35:15.788 --> 00:35:18.185 I feel like there's a middle ground. That's what I'm saying. 809 00:35:18.185 --> 00:35:21.053 There must be some amount where everyone is agreeing. 810 00:35:21.053 --> 00:35:23.313 True. Even if we put... Because no matter how much we put in, 811 00:35:23.313 --> 00:35:25.903 $50, for some of us, we're going to make some money. 812 00:35:25.903 --> 00:35:28.338 that's going to be eight dollars left over. 813 00:35:28.338 --> 00:35:31.413 Whereas for other people, it's going to be whatever they've got. 814 00:35:31.413 --> 00:35:33.446 So that's what I'm saying, I don't think there's any hope 815 00:35:33.446 --> 00:35:36.090 of putting in something like $50. I'm saying something like $20. 816 00:35:36.090 --> 00:35:38.230 I know it's painful— If we put some. 817 00:35:38.230 --> 00:35:40.091 Yeah, but for someone like you who probably has 818 00:35:40.091 --> 00:35:41.930 quite a lot of dollars in front of you now, 819 00:35:41.930 --> 00:35:46.024 that's a lot lower proportion than if I put in $20... 820 00:35:46.024 --> 00:35:48.754 It's true, but don't we want— we're building it up. 821 00:35:48.754 --> 00:35:51.679 Every dollar we collectively put in, we're each getting more. 822 00:35:51.679 --> 00:35:52.879 I didn't expect that. 823 00:35:52.879 --> 00:35:54.574 Rozelle, I really didn't. 824 00:35:54.574 --> 00:35:57.919 (scattered laughter) I figured at least one person to not. 825 00:35:57.919 --> 00:36:00.499 Yeah, I thought it was going to be $80. 826 00:36:00.499 --> 00:36:02.237 Yeah. But the fact that 827 00:36:02.237 --> 00:36:04.804 three people at least did, that's surprising. 828 00:36:04.804 --> 00:36:07.204 What if we all just put in like five bucks? 829 00:36:07.204 --> 00:36:09.799 Yeah. That's why I mean. I think we should all agree to put a little bit. 830 00:36:09.799 --> 00:36:11.653 Otherwise, I don't even know... And it's not gonna make a difference, 831 00:36:11.653 --> 00:36:13.219 if the game will advance. but it's gonna build up our— 832 00:36:13.219 --> 00:36:15.301 That's low risk. It's a possibility, 833 00:36:15.301 --> 00:36:19.618 because I don't think it'll tip any balances between money, 834 00:36:19.618 --> 00:36:22.348 but it will still increase the collective wealth by a little bit, and I like that. 835 00:36:22.348 --> 00:36:24.461 I want to simplify this scenario. 836 00:36:24.461 --> 00:36:27.510 The most I'm going to put in this round is $20. 837 00:36:27.510 --> 00:36:29.190 Yeah. I think we all agree that we want to put 838 00:36:29.190 --> 00:36:30.840 a little bit in, just make a little bit of profit. 839 00:36:30.840 --> 00:36:33.065 Let's say we all put in $20, We all put in $20. 840 00:36:33.065 --> 00:36:36.645 we all get 30 bucks back, and that's it. 841 00:36:36.645 --> 00:36:37.592 Sounds good. 842 00:36:37.592 --> 00:36:41.068 So we all recoup a tad bit. That's a lot of what I've got. 843 00:36:41.068 --> 00:36:45.373 But out of your whole pie, and you can get a whole extra $10 from that. 844 00:36:45.373 --> 00:36:47.533 I'm so pissed off, everyone! 845 00:36:47.533 --> 00:36:49.663 Oh my gosh. Okay, fine. 846 00:36:49.663 --> 00:36:51.233 Twenty bucks. Twenty bucks. 847 00:36:52.517 --> 00:36:56.127 Alright. Please remember, deep down inside the divider, 848 00:36:56.127 --> 00:36:58.713 keep any money you're retaining down there. 849 00:36:58.713 --> 00:37:02.478 Put any money you want to send off to the dealers in your box. 850 00:37:02.478 --> 00:37:05.388 Once that's done, lock it all up. 851 00:37:05.388 --> 00:37:12.048 After that, the first instance of trust-breaking in the first game, 852 00:37:12.048 --> 00:37:15.108 I knew that this would be the way of things. 853 00:37:15.108 --> 00:37:16.445 I should have thought that. 854 00:37:16.445 --> 00:37:17.958 This was really... It's heartbreaking. 855 00:37:17.958 --> 00:37:20.298 It's because this one doesn't make any sense. 856 00:37:20.298 --> 00:37:23.208 Yeah. It's idiotic on three people's parts. 857 00:37:23.208 --> 00:37:25.278 I'm losing so much faith in humanity by being here. 858 00:37:25.867 --> 00:37:27.892 Has everyone locked their box? 859 00:37:27.892 --> 00:37:29.257 Yeah. Yeah. Dealers, please. 860 00:37:29.257 --> 00:37:32.107 I feel like philosophers will look at this 861 00:37:32.107 --> 00:37:36.591 and like, slap themselves over how poorly we do game theory. 862 00:37:37.779 --> 00:37:42.617 The boxes are ready. So dealers, please do return them. 863 00:37:42.617 --> 00:37:44.867 Again, there is one thing I can guarantee, 864 00:37:44.867 --> 00:37:48.626 each of these boxes contains the same amount of money. 865 00:37:48.626 --> 00:37:50.439 Should we take a guess? 866 00:37:50.439 --> 00:37:53.503 Zero dollars. I think it'll be like... $12. 867 00:37:53.503 --> 00:37:56.277 I think it's going to be a coin. I think it's going to be low, yeah. 868 00:37:56.866 --> 00:37:59.428 A coin. Did we have coins? Doesn't even go that low(!) 869 00:38:00.231 --> 00:38:02.931 A nickel. $2.50. Players... 870 00:38:02.931 --> 00:38:06.576 I have a somewhat odd special announcement here. 871 00:38:06.576 --> 00:38:08.527 Please open your boxes. 872 00:38:08.527 --> 00:07:21.231 Right. 873 00:07:21.231 --> 00:07:24.341 (group laughs) 874 00:38:11.737 --> 00:38:12.990 Are you joking me? 875 00:38:12.990 --> 00:38:15.987 I have a slight special announcement here. 876 00:38:15.987 --> 00:38:18.614 The boxes are empty... 877 00:38:18.614 --> 00:38:22.872 because the value is rounded to the nearest dollar. 878 00:38:22.872 --> 00:38:26.277 Which means that somebody did want money. 879 00:38:26.277 --> 00:38:28.047 Somebody put like... Like a dollar. 880 00:38:28.047 --> 00:38:30.299 We do not have cent pieces here. 881 00:38:30.299 --> 00:38:34.279 All I know is that it was under 50 cents due. 882 00:38:34.279 --> 00:38:35.854 So it was rounded to zero. 883 00:38:35.854 --> 00:38:37.834 Who put zero in, in that last round? 884 00:38:37.834 --> 00:38:39.859 I put in a dollar, like I said I would. 885 00:38:40.770 --> 00:38:44.146 I admit I was a bit dishonest, but I did put in a dollar. 886 00:38:44.146 --> 00:38:47.781 I've no reason to believe that. I think everyone put in zero. 887 00:38:47.781 --> 00:38:50.262 No, I put in a dollar because I didn't want to put in— 888 00:38:50.262 --> 00:38:51.831 'Cause you were like, we should all put in $20. 889 00:38:51.831 --> 00:38:55.206 I didn't want to do that because I felt bad for putting in an empty box, 890 00:38:55.206 --> 00:38:57.546 but I was like, I'm not having all my money getting nicked again. 891 00:38:57.546 --> 00:38:58.686 Yeah. And then... 892 00:38:58.686 --> 00:39:01.236 Yeah, but I guess that was the point. I don't know why. 893 00:39:01.236 --> 00:39:03.096 But not only did you have your money nicked by someone else. 894 00:39:03.096 --> 00:39:06.786 It got nicked by the bankers 'cause they don't have the denomination. 895 00:39:06.786 --> 00:39:09.321 I know. I just thought maybe... Yeah. 896 00:39:09.321 --> 00:39:11.314 So I might've been like, "Yeah, okay. We'll all put $20 in," 897 00:39:11.314 --> 00:39:13.536 and I was like, "Well, this is my chance to regain." 898 00:39:13.536 --> 00:39:17.406 But now, I mean, all trust is literally nil. I had a tiny little smidgen. 899 00:39:17.406 --> 00:39:20.230 And now it's fritted away. 900 00:39:22.050 --> 00:39:24.752 I think the discussions for round three may be brief. 901 00:39:24.752 --> 00:39:27.022 But nevertheless, I will remind you. 902 00:39:27.022 --> 00:39:31.141 The money put in the boxes in this round is doubled. 903 00:39:31.141 --> 00:39:32.926 We can make an interesting thing here. 904 00:39:32.926 --> 00:39:35.486 If everyone does full trust... 905 00:39:35.486 --> 00:39:37.565 Come on! 906 00:39:37.565 --> 00:39:40.941 It probably won't happen. But if by some miracle we do, 907 00:39:40.941 --> 00:39:45.336 if everyone puts in all their money... Somebody is $100 up on me. 908 00:39:45.336 --> 00:39:47.481 All I'm saying is the ratio between everyone, 909 00:39:47.481 --> 00:39:49.716 all the different players, is the same, right? 910 00:39:49.716 --> 00:39:52.401 We need three people to put in all their money for it to be... 911 00:39:52.401 --> 00:39:54.381 No, in theory, Mia is right. 912 00:39:54.381 --> 00:39:57.619 If everyone put all their money, it would be doubled 913 00:39:59.271 --> 00:40:01.776 Yeah, but that means that everybody ends up with the same amount. 914 00:40:01.776 --> 00:40:03.535 So not everyone should put all their money in. 915 00:40:03.535 --> 00:40:06.185 Everyone should put in an agreed amount. 916 00:40:06.185 --> 00:40:07.416 Because... A percentage. 917 00:40:07.416 --> 00:40:10.576 But then we we'll just— No-no-no, listen, just listen. 918 00:40:11.580 --> 00:40:12.969 This is real money. 919 00:40:12.969 --> 00:40:15.674 If we all just put in like $50, 920 00:40:15.674 --> 00:40:17.999 which for me, I'll gain $50 from that. 921 00:40:17.999 --> 00:40:20.294 I'm on $58. Well, now I'm on fifty— 922 00:40:20.294 --> 00:40:24.524 You said you'd put in a dollar! I'm on $57. Sorry. Yeah, I did. 923 00:40:24.524 --> 00:40:29.143 But if I could get back, I could have $107. 924 00:40:29.143 --> 00:40:32.394 And I'm obviously not going to overtake. No, you'd get more than that, 925 00:40:32.394 --> 00:40:35.204 because it would be a doubling of the entire pot. 926 00:40:35.204 --> 00:40:37.659 Right? Exactly. Which is major, right? 927 00:40:37.659 --> 00:40:40.859 If two people have the most money, what happens? 928 00:40:40.859 --> 00:40:43.079 In that case, no medals are awarded. 929 00:40:43.079 --> 00:40:45.689 So if someone's always putting in nothing... Even if there's a runner-up? 930 00:40:46.225 --> 00:40:50.244 If two people always put nothing, which is possible... 931 00:40:50.244 --> 00:40:52.859 They would have the same amount. I think it's highly probable, actually. 932 00:40:52.859 --> 00:40:54.374 Then no one will win it. 933 00:40:54.374 --> 00:40:56.774 I think we'll get very little. 934 00:40:56.774 --> 00:40:59.369 I would rather, that there's no medals. 935 00:40:59.369 --> 00:41:01.477 Yeah, but you are the only one who would win from that, 936 00:41:01.477 --> 00:41:03.031 because you have two medals. You are in the lead. 937 00:41:03.031 --> 00:41:06.286 You are the only one who would benefit the most from the medals being deleted. 938 00:41:06.286 --> 00:41:08.791 Everyone else would gain from at least a winner. 939 00:41:08.791 --> 00:41:10.141 ...Okay. Yes. 940 00:41:10.141 --> 00:41:11.926 And since we already can't trust you at all, 941 00:41:11.926 --> 00:41:14.866 I'm assuming you're keeping all the money all the time. 942 00:41:14.866 --> 00:41:16.576 Now I'm changing my mind and want the medals to deleted, 943 00:41:16.576 --> 00:41:18.331 'cause you've kept the money every single time. 944 00:41:18.331 --> 00:41:20.255 Because I've kept the money every single time? Okay. 945 00:41:20.255 --> 00:41:21.791 I'm going to make this simple for everyone. 946 00:41:21.791 --> 00:41:23.336 I've put zero in the box, and I've closed it, 947 00:41:23.336 --> 00:41:24.926 and that's what I'm doing. So put as much as you like. 948 00:41:24.926 --> 00:41:28.719 But Mike, in terms of injecting actual money into everyone's pockets... 949 00:41:28.719 --> 00:41:30.000 Our lives. I don't think— 950 00:41:30.000 --> 00:41:32.308 No, because all that could happen with me putting a dollar in here 951 00:41:32.308 --> 00:41:34.374 is, A — I get the medals, 952 00:41:34.374 --> 00:41:37.740 or B — I lose the medals, which is not good for me. 953 00:41:37.740 --> 00:41:39.720 Right, yeah. There's no reason for Mike— 954 00:41:39.720 --> 00:41:42.075 I have no other choice. In chess, this is like— 955 00:41:42.075 --> 00:41:43.410 There's no reason for Mike to do this. 956 00:41:43.410 --> 00:41:45.806 The only thing — excluding medals completely, 957 00:41:45.806 --> 00:41:47.785 because I think we've thought that we've already lost that, 958 00:41:47.785 --> 00:41:49.110 if what's happened, happened. 959 00:41:49.110 --> 00:41:51.315 You have no option. Just put zero in the box and close it. 960 00:41:51.315 --> 00:41:54.210 I think, if we're talking about just getting money through this, 961 00:41:54.210 --> 00:41:56.250 not through the tokens, not through the medals, 962 00:41:56.250 --> 00:41:58.485 we should put money in. 963 00:41:58.485 --> 00:42:01.560 The money you put in, in this round, is doubled in theory, 964 00:42:01.560 --> 00:42:03.525 even with zero from Mike, 965 00:42:03.525 --> 00:42:07.605 you would still end up with a profit if all of you put money in. 966 00:42:07.605 --> 00:42:09.870 So if we think he's going to win... 967 00:42:09.870 --> 00:42:11.835 Yeah, that's almost guaranteed. Why are we still—? 968 00:42:11.835 --> 00:42:15.435 That makes sense. I haven't got that much to lose here. 969 00:42:16.207 --> 00:42:19.415 To be honest, I will happily put all this $57 in, because... 970 00:42:19.415 --> 00:42:22.529 Maybe that's me, but what are you guys going to gain from that? 971 00:42:22.529 --> 00:42:24.059 Just a mugged off Northerner. 972 00:42:24.059 --> 00:42:28.615 Well, if you put $57 in and Rohin puts $57 in... 973 00:42:28.615 --> 00:42:30.364 Fifty-eight. Oh, fifty-eight. 974 00:42:30.364 --> 00:42:32.377 You already know— He wasn't a mug, like I was, 975 00:42:32.377 --> 00:42:35.521 putting a dollar in. Pretty much between you two, 976 00:42:35.521 --> 00:42:37.531 even if we all screwed you over, 977 00:42:37.531 --> 00:42:39.151 we'll get close to your money back. 978 00:42:39.151 --> 00:42:43.122 Are you guys not putting money in as well? No, I'm just saying if we screwed you over... 979 00:42:43.122 --> 00:42:45.312 Hang on, if you all put zero in, and then we just put $57 and $58... 980 00:42:45.312 --> 00:42:47.646 Then we're getting— No, we'll just get that back. 981 00:42:47.646 --> 00:42:49.998 So the risk for you— No we won't, because 982 00:42:49.998 --> 00:42:52.735 there's three of them, we'll get less. No, but it's only slightly less. 983 00:42:52.735 --> 00:42:55.536 So the risk for you of putting all your money in is pretty low. 984 00:42:55.536 --> 00:42:58.030 That's true. And we will— We're gonna— 985 00:42:58.030 --> 00:43:00.866 I say I'm going to put money in, because I agree with this methodology. 986 00:43:00.866 --> 00:43:02.885 It makes sense to multiply. So what I'm saying. 987 00:43:02.885 --> 00:43:05.221 Even if you think we're going to screw you over, 988 00:43:05.221 --> 00:43:07.111 it would make sense for you to put money in. Yeah. Okay. 989 00:43:07.111 --> 00:43:10.246 So I think we're agreed that us four should be putting money in. 990 00:43:10.246 --> 00:43:13.436 Mike's going to do his own thing. I appreciate your donation, however. 991 00:43:13.436 --> 00:43:16.776 Okay, and Mike will buy us drinks. Of 20 percent. 992 00:43:17.419 --> 00:43:20.286 All right. It sounds like it's time to make a decision. 993 00:43:20.286 --> 00:43:25.330 Please put all, some, or none of your money inside the box. 994 00:43:26.775 --> 00:43:29.781 I feel like I have lost some friends forever. 995 00:43:30.425 --> 00:43:32.555 I was never your friend, to begin with. It depends. 996 00:43:32.555 --> 00:43:35.049 We're all leaving this. The game is the game. 997 00:43:36.490 --> 00:43:38.264 It's tense around here, isn't it? 998 00:43:38.264 --> 00:43:40.874 I'm way more nervous for this than I was the first two rounds. 999 00:43:40.874 --> 00:43:41.838 This is a great round. 1000 00:43:41.838 --> 00:43:43.711 Because you're going to find out you've all messed me up. 1001 00:43:43.711 --> 00:43:45.284 Gonna be a right plum after this. 1002 00:43:45.284 --> 00:43:49.934 I think we've all been had by your "honest Northerner" routine. 1003 00:43:49.934 --> 00:32:00.792 I don't think so. Can we open these boxes? 1004 00:32:00.792 --> 00:32:06.695 Players, please open your boxes. 1005 00:43:59.380 --> 00:44:02.026 I really appreciate the donation to my cause, guys. 1006 00:44:02.026 --> 00:44:05.221 That basically means one person probably put all their money in. 1007 00:44:05.221 --> 00:44:07.966 Yeah. It was me. How much do you have? 1008 00:44:07.966 --> 00:44:09.856 23 dollars. 23 dollars. 1009 00:44:09.856 --> 00:44:12.335 Yeah, I think it was probably me. I love this game. 1010 00:44:13.272 --> 00:44:18.794 There is one more item of business, these two medals. 1011 00:44:19.625 --> 00:44:21.625 I can tell you... 1012 00:44:21.625 --> 00:44:25.771 there was a two-way tie for first place. 1013 00:44:25.771 --> 00:44:27.376 No medals are going to be awarded. 1014 00:44:27.376 --> 00:44:31.096 Dealers. I can tell you that it was a two-way tie. 1015 00:44:31.096 --> 00:44:34.861 There was $1,800 available in that game. 1016 00:44:34.861 --> 00:44:37.651 Don't tell us, don't tell us! We haven't quite got that. 1017 00:44:37.651 --> 00:44:43.320 I can tell you that $606 was actually awarded. 1018 00:44:43.320 --> 00:44:45.121 It could have been worse. 1019 00:44:45.121 --> 00:44:48.616 It could have been worse. Don't you flippin' tell me that. Gees. 1020 00:44:48.616 --> 00:44:52.711 Unfortunately, $500 of that was given to you at the start. 1021 00:44:52.711 --> 00:44:59.836 So in total, the profit was $106 out of a potential $1,300. 1022 00:44:59.836 --> 00:45:02.191 Yeah, so that's, what? 1023 00:45:02.191 --> 00:45:04.411 Less than 10 percent. Less than 10 percent profit. 1024 00:45:04.411 --> 00:45:06.500 Players, there is still one more chance 1025 00:45:06.500 --> 00:45:08.836 before we go for the briefcase. Game four. 1026 00:45:16.000 --> 00:45:18.824 Players, all the money you've won so far is banked for you. 1027 00:45:18.824 --> 00:45:20.419 You know how much you have in total. 1028 00:45:20.419 --> 00:45:22.059 Let's play Game 4. 1029 00:45:22.059 --> 00:45:26.054 This is the final game before that briefcase is awarded. 1030 00:45:26.054 --> 00:45:28.889 There will be a chance to negotiate for medals after this game, 1031 00:45:28.889 --> 00:45:31.514 but this is the last chance to win any. 1032 00:45:31.514 --> 00:45:34.879 You can see there are five prizes there, 1033 00:45:34.879 --> 00:45:40.309 $250, $100, $50, nothing, and one medal. 1034 00:45:40.309 --> 00:45:44.489 If you open your boxes, you're gonna find that you have five cards, 1035 00:45:44.489 --> 00:45:46.484 one for each of those prizes. 1036 00:45:46.484 --> 00:45:48.734 You're going to be asked to pick one of those cards, 1037 00:45:48.734 --> 00:45:51.274 keep it in front of you, lock the other four in your box. 1038 00:45:51.274 --> 00:45:53.369 That will be the prize you want. 1039 00:45:53.369 --> 00:45:56.474 Once everyone's chosen, I'll ask you to reveal your cards, one at a time. 1040 00:45:56.474 --> 00:45:59.324 You win the prize that you asked for... 1041 00:45:59.324 --> 00:46:02.969 as long as no one else also chose it. 1042 00:46:02.969 --> 00:46:04.479 There are three rounds. 1043 00:46:04.479 --> 00:46:06.294 The prices get bigger in each round, 1044 00:46:06.294 --> 00:46:11.414 and if all five of you pick a different prize from each other, 1045 00:46:11.414 --> 00:46:15.054 we'll boost the prizes in the next round. 1046 00:46:17.371 --> 00:46:21.110 So if we all pick a different thing, then we get a boost, right? 1047 00:46:21.110 --> 00:46:23.664 So either we agree to all pick different things, 1048 00:46:23.664 --> 00:46:26.930 which I think we can agree will not happen, 1049 00:46:26.930 --> 00:46:28.775 or it'll just happen by pure chance. 1050 00:46:28.775 --> 00:46:31.955 So I don't think that's going to be on the cards. 1051 00:46:31.955 --> 00:46:33.883 I think the problem with that, is that... 1052 00:46:33.883 --> 00:46:36.815 the only way we can make that happen would be 1053 00:46:36.815 --> 00:46:39.320 if we let Mike get the medal. 1054 00:46:39.320 --> 00:46:42.012 Because he's always going to be going for that medal, 1055 00:46:42.012 --> 00:46:44.360 since this is how he gets the most. 1056 00:46:44.360 --> 00:46:48.110 If we strategise to try to get all five of us picking different ones, 1057 00:46:48.110 --> 00:46:50.651 we will have to concede the medal to Mike. 1058 00:46:50.651 --> 00:46:52.749 What if— Yeah, okay. Because there's no way 1059 00:46:52.749 --> 00:46:55.310 that he would let that go. 1060 00:46:55.310 --> 00:46:58.830 I do like the way Mike has been identified as the... 1061 00:46:58.830 --> 00:47:01.470 The villain here. He is the most likely to win. 1062 00:47:01.470 --> 00:47:02.976 The comedy villain. But keep in mind— 1063 00:47:02.976 --> 00:47:05.970 I think we know from the last game that there was a dead heat, 1064 00:47:05.970 --> 00:47:08.055 so there's more than one villain. 1065 00:47:08.055 --> 00:47:10.000 Yeah, exactly. There's another strategy, 1066 00:47:10.000 --> 00:47:14.690 is that we can eliminate all the medals from this game. 1067 00:47:15.601 --> 00:47:17.166 That's true. But then Mike— 1068 00:47:17.166 --> 00:47:19.775 The only person who has any power then is Mia. 1069 00:47:19.775 --> 00:47:21.723 I'm going to pick the medal every single time. 1070 00:47:22.518 --> 00:47:24.843 So you can either give me the medal, or I dissolve it. 1071 00:47:24.843 --> 00:47:27.498 Well, you may not. You may say that and then go for $250. 1072 00:47:27.498 --> 00:47:30.000 Because you're in the lead. You might be comfortable with that. 1073 00:47:30.000 --> 00:47:33.757 You can get money instead. No. 'Cause I'm going in for the $5K. 1074 00:47:33.757 --> 00:47:35.455 (laughs) I'll pick zero. 1075 00:47:35.455 --> 00:47:39.081 Maybe, it's worth doing what we did in the first three games, 1076 00:47:39.081 --> 00:47:42.140 and focusing this first round on making some money. 1077 00:47:42.140 --> 00:47:44.315 I feel like that's not going to work. But that didn't work, did it? 1078 00:47:44.315 --> 00:47:45.905 Because two people put zero in. 1079 00:47:45.905 --> 00:47:49.663 Well, this is different, because in the last round, it really... 1080 00:47:49.663 --> 00:47:52.406 it really was like you were stealing from someone else. 1081 00:47:52.406 --> 00:47:55.106 You're siphoning off money that they had put in. 1082 00:47:55.106 --> 00:47:59.171 If people are willing to do that then they're not going to be trusted. 1083 00:47:59.171 --> 00:48:02.636 Why don't you give me the medal every time, 1084 00:48:02.636 --> 00:48:04.209 and all of you go for the cash, 1085 00:48:04.209 --> 00:48:06.271 and then just agree between the four of you to split it? 1086 00:48:06.271 --> 00:48:07.952 I don't think it's going to work. 1087 00:48:07.952 --> 00:48:10.993 I'm done with any accords. As much as that's a nice idea, 1088 00:48:10.993 --> 00:48:14.332 that isn't gonna— I don't think people are going to follow that. 1089 00:48:14.332 --> 00:48:19.597 You think that, say you each get $0, $50, $100, $250, and you got the $250. 1090 00:48:19.597 --> 00:48:22.117 You think that she wouldn't split it with you? 1091 00:48:22.117 --> 00:48:24.313 You think she would actually sit there with it in her hand and be like, 1092 00:48:24.313 --> 00:48:26.132 "No, I'm putting it in the box"? 1093 00:48:26.132 --> 00:48:29.227 I think we should at least try to boost once. 1094 00:48:29.227 --> 00:48:30.957 At least maybe the first time. 1095 00:48:30.957 --> 00:48:32.537 And if that doesn't work, then we know that, 1096 00:48:32.537 --> 00:48:34.397 oh well, we failed, and then we can add surpass that. 1097 00:48:34.397 --> 00:48:38.447 But that gets Mike a medal, then he's away with it. I'm not keen on giving him a medal voluntarily. 1098 00:48:38.447 --> 00:48:41.002 Here's my argument. 1099 00:48:41.002 --> 00:48:43.037 If you give me the medal, 1100 00:48:43.037 --> 00:48:47.297 then I'm more likely to win the briefcase or to control the briefcase. 1101 00:48:47.297 --> 00:48:52.442 Why don't Sam, Sophie, and me get a medal each, 1102 00:48:53.621 --> 00:48:57.137 and then we divide the cash between all of us? 1103 00:48:57.137 --> 00:48:59.297 I'm not okay with that. 1104 00:48:59.297 --> 00:49:01.917 Because I want all the medals. 1105 00:49:01.917 --> 00:49:05.637 So then, there's no equity here, this isn't a trusting game. 1106 00:49:05.637 --> 00:49:07.547 Well, I think there's more opportunity for trust 1107 00:49:07.547 --> 00:30:24.554 considering that we're putting our cards publicly. 1108 00:30:24.554 --> 00:15:26.243 Yes. Yes. 1109 00:49:10.042 --> 00:49:11.302 Yes. Sure. 1110 00:49:11.302 --> 00:49:15.087 As in like, once you've got the money in your hand, and you agree to split it. 1111 00:49:15.087 --> 00:49:18.032 We're putting the cards publicly and we publicly know what each other are getting. 1112 00:49:18.032 --> 00:49:20.117 There's no opportunity for lying after the fact. 1113 00:49:20.117 --> 00:49:22.547 And you can trust me when I say, obviously, 1114 00:49:22.547 --> 00:49:24.551 that I don't want any part of the money. 1115 00:49:24.551 --> 00:49:26.646 So if you win, you don't have to give me the money. 1116 00:49:26.646 --> 00:49:30.386 What would it take for you to not always get the medal. 1117 00:49:30.386 --> 00:49:32.306 At least once, just one time? 1118 00:49:32.306 --> 00:49:34.126 There is no other game plan for me 1119 00:49:34.126 --> 00:49:37.121 than getting the medal every single time. We're being held to ransom, by one player. 1120 00:49:37.121 --> 00:49:40.266 So you can have no medals, or you can give them all to me. 1121 00:49:41.411 --> 00:49:43.601 I'm taking all the medals. 1122 00:49:43.601 --> 00:49:45.000 You're not. 1123 00:49:45.000 --> 00:49:47.625 Well, I'll just dissolve them all and then control the briefcase. 1124 00:49:47.625 --> 00:49:51.413 You are, to coin a phrase, laying your cards on the table, 1125 00:49:51.413 --> 00:49:53.865 that you don't want to take any of the money. 1126 00:49:53.865 --> 00:49:55.965 I can't see any other play for me. 1127 00:49:55.965 --> 00:49:58.085 I think you're potentially shooting yourself in the foot a little bit, 1128 00:49:58.085 --> 00:50:00.237 because you're hedging a lot 1129 00:50:00.237 --> 00:50:03.210 that your one medal lead will take you to the win. 1130 00:50:03.210 --> 00:50:05.550 We don't know if it's even possible. 1131 00:50:05.550 --> 00:50:06.795 Yeah, I know. 1132 00:50:06.795 --> 00:50:08.555 So that's a huge bet. I see you guys battling for cash, 1133 00:50:08.555 --> 00:50:10.575 and I've seen that it doesn't really work. 1134 00:50:10.575 --> 00:50:12.618 You guys make a deal between the four of you, 1135 00:50:12.618 --> 00:50:14.784 and give me the medals because I think I'm going to have 1136 00:50:14.784 --> 00:50:16.935 control of the briefcase anyway. 1137 00:50:16.935 --> 00:50:18.975 I don't think you can say that. 1138 00:50:18.975 --> 00:50:20.608 Rohin, here's the problem. 1139 00:50:20.608 --> 00:50:25.869 There is zero scenarios for us to win in medal count 1140 00:50:25.869 --> 00:50:28.016 if Mike wants us not to. 1141 00:50:29.406 --> 00:50:31.737 Yeah, I understand. So... 1142 00:50:31.737 --> 00:50:36.402 Give me the briefcase, and I'll give you $1,000 each. 1143 00:50:36.402 --> 00:50:37.878 Will you? 1144 00:50:37.878 --> 00:50:41.279 I would gladly, if you let me somehow... 1145 00:50:41.279 --> 00:50:43.718 It probably won't work now, but in the late of the game. 1146 00:50:43.718 --> 00:50:46.579 Potentially, if you let me win, I will distribute it between the four of us... 1147 00:50:46.579 --> 00:50:47.597 (wheezes) 1148 00:50:47.597 --> 00:50:49.628 for the ultimate payback. 1149 00:50:49.628 --> 00:50:53.193 Hold on. That's an attempt to oust me out of the game 1150 00:50:53.193 --> 00:50:55.388 when I'm offering you the most cash. 1151 00:50:55.388 --> 00:50:58.478 I'm offering you the opportunity to double this 1152 00:50:58.478 --> 00:51:01.888 as maximum as you want, and then get $1,000 bonus. 1153 00:51:01.888 --> 00:51:05.278 Well, that's assuming you win. Whether I get the briefcase, I'll split five way. 1154 00:51:05.278 --> 00:51:10.033 You're giving away ⅘ of your cash then. No, I'm ensuring I win $1,000. 1155 00:51:10.033 --> 00:51:12.808 If I don't do that, I'll probably walk away with nothing. 1156 00:51:12.808 --> 00:51:15.968 Is it a guarantee? Okay, here's my pitch. 1157 00:51:15.968 --> 00:51:18.608 This game is designed to pit everyone against each other, 1158 00:51:18.608 --> 00:51:21.458 so that the money whittles down as much as possible, right? 1159 00:51:21.458 --> 00:51:23.123 I've made my position clear. 1160 00:51:23.123 --> 00:51:25.268 I just want to go for the medals, because I don't see 1161 00:51:25.268 --> 00:51:27.932 any sense in trying to battle out over cash. 1162 00:51:27.932 --> 00:51:30.128 It's what happened to Sophie basically. 1163 00:51:30.128 --> 00:51:33.623 I think no matter if we trust him or not, this is empirically our best option. 1164 00:51:33.623 --> 00:51:34.926 It might be. 1165 00:51:34.926 --> 00:51:37.898 I don't think trust even plays a part in it. For this game, I agree. 1166 00:51:37.898 --> 00:51:40.358 He's clearly going to go for the medal. 1167 00:51:40.358 --> 00:51:42.668 So it makes sense for us to try and maximise the cash. 1168 00:51:42.668 --> 00:51:45.383 Right, I'll just divvy up $250, $100, $50, $0. 1169 00:51:45.383 --> 00:51:47.047 Then are we splitting that up equally? 1170 00:51:47.047 --> 00:51:49.091 Alright, King Mike. Jeez. He is King Mike. 1171 00:51:49.091 --> 00:51:50.916 I got the medals! 1172 00:51:50.916 --> 00:51:54.247 Are we splitting the aggregate earnings of that four ways, or...? 1173 00:51:54.247 --> 00:51:56.997 Uh... yeah, that's how it's going to work. 1174 00:51:56.997 --> 00:51:58.998 Yeah, let's split it four ways, because then, 1175 00:51:58.998 --> 00:52:01.302 if Mike does end up screwing us over in the end, 1176 00:52:01.302 --> 00:52:03.717 Which I don't think you will. But just in case. 1177 00:52:03.717 --> 00:52:05.397 Say I screw you and I take the $5k, 1178 00:52:05.397 --> 00:52:08.261 at least you've got this round's generation of multiplication. 1179 00:52:08.261 --> 00:52:10.122 Let's do it. Yeah, let's do it. 1180 00:52:10.122 --> 00:52:12.537 (bleep) it. To reiterate, you're doing the medal, 1181 00:52:12.537 --> 00:15:26.243 I'm doing zero, you're doing $50, you're doing $100? 1182 00:15:26.243 --> 00:15:28.608 Yeah. Yeah. 1183 00:52:16.437 --> 00:52:18.207 Yeah. You're doing $250. 1184 00:52:18.207 --> 00:52:21.762 Players, please pick one of your cards, keep that in front of you. 1185 00:52:21.762 --> 00:52:25.447 Put the other four, locked away in your box. 1186 00:52:26.420 --> 00:52:29.781 Alright, Mike, I'll hold you for last. 1187 00:52:29.781 --> 00:52:31.530 Sam, you said? 1188 00:52:31.530 --> 00:52:33.810 I said I would pick zero. And you picked? 1189 00:52:33.810 --> 00:52:35.490 Zero. Zero. Mia, you said? 1190 00:52:35.490 --> 00:52:38.190 Fifty. Rohin? 1191 00:52:38.190 --> 00:52:40.410 $250. $100. 1192 00:52:40.410 --> 00:52:44.023 I've united everyone. Yes. I'm going to get some money. 1193 00:52:44.023 --> 00:52:45.415 If... If... 1194 00:52:45.415 --> 00:52:47.436 If that really is a medal, 1195 00:52:47.436 --> 00:52:49.566 then the price in next round is getting boosted. 1196 00:52:52.288 --> 00:52:54.726 Congratulations, team! 1197 00:52:55.101 --> 00:52:59.676 $400 is yours, a medal is Mike's. 1198 00:52:59.676 --> 00:53:01.896 Are you all willing to split that? 1199 00:53:01.896 --> 00:53:03.291 Yeah. Yep. 1200 00:53:03.291 --> 00:53:04.881 Alright, dealers, can we make that happen, please? 1201 00:53:04.881 --> 00:53:08.094 That is $100 to each of these four, 1202 00:53:08.094 --> 00:53:09.961 and a medal to Mike. 1203 00:53:12.071 --> 00:53:14.732 Second round, $500, 1204 00:53:14.732 --> 00:53:18.662 $250, that's up from $100 because you got the clean sweep last round. 1205 00:53:18.662 --> 00:53:21.902 Zero, minus $100, and a medal. 1206 00:53:21.902 --> 00:53:23.951 I mean, we can do the same thing. We can do the same. 1207 00:53:23.951 --> 00:53:28.487 (Rohin and Mia crosstalk) ...$650 instead of $750, right. 1208 00:53:28.487 --> 00:53:32.456 The only alteration I think is fair is that we should flip the risk. 1209 00:53:32.456 --> 00:50:29.406 I took the risk last time by getting the zero. 1210 00:50:29.406 --> 00:53:36.606 So... Yeah, okay. 1211 00:53:36.606 --> 00:53:39.579 I think we should just flip the order of who gets what, because, 1212 00:53:39.579 --> 00:53:41.963 I mean, it is some risk, even though we're all going to work together. 1213 00:53:42.945 --> 00:53:45.928 When we— If we work all together, like I think we will, 1214 00:53:45.928 --> 00:53:48.478 we'd have to account for the one person losing $100, 1215 00:53:48.478 --> 00:53:52.093 getting an extra $100 from the division, and then dividing the rest among the four. 1216 00:53:52.093 --> 00:53:54.643 Right, so $650 is our total pot. Yeah, $650 is the pot. 1217 00:53:54.643 --> 00:53:56.878 I'm getting the medal, you guys get the money? 1218 00:53:56.878 --> 00:53:58.780 Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I agree on the split risk. 1219 00:53:58.780 --> 00:54:01.735 I'm not fully happy about it. 1220 00:54:01.735 --> 00:54:04.930 I'm still quite nervous that somehow I'm going to get screwed over. 1221 00:54:04.930 --> 00:54:06.391 I don't think the situation has changed. 1222 00:54:06.391 --> 00:54:08.110 But I think I agree. Exactly. The only thing that has changed is the risk. 1223 00:54:08.110 --> 00:54:10.540 I can take the negative $100 risk. 1224 00:54:11.076 --> 00:54:12.456 Yeah, okay. 1225 00:54:12.456 --> 00:54:14.284 We are starting to work together here. 1226 00:54:14.284 --> 00:54:18.139 Or we're setting up some confusion for later. 1227 00:54:18.139 --> 00:54:20.794 I can't see any situation better than the one I've offered. 1228 00:54:20.794 --> 00:54:22.939 I agree. Yeah, that's probably true. 1229 00:54:22.939 --> 00:54:26.289 The only way to break this from being the best situation 1230 00:54:26.289 --> 00:54:29.940 is if Mike stops putting the medal card, 1231 00:54:29.940 --> 00:54:31.554 but he's not going to do that. 1232 00:54:31.554 --> 00:54:34.023 I'll take the $0. I'll do $250. I'm not— 1233 00:54:34.023 --> 00:54:36.354 Just an FYI, in this round and the next round, 1234 00:54:36.354 --> 00:54:39.603 I'm not doing anything zero or below, just 'cause I feel really... 1235 00:54:39.603 --> 00:54:41.429 I'm like a rabbit in headlights. 1236 00:54:41.429 --> 00:54:43.684 You've taken $100 and $250, 1237 00:54:43.684 --> 00:54:46.189 and you think you can avoid the negative or the zero? 1238 00:54:46.189 --> 00:54:48.064 Yeah. When it's found, I'm not going to do it. 1239 00:54:48.064 --> 00:54:49.639 I don't like the direction this is going. 1240 00:54:49.639 --> 00:54:52.069 Let's do what we said we were going to do and be done with it. 1241 00:54:52.069 --> 00:54:54.075 I'm going to take $250. How's that? Okay. Good. 1242 00:54:54.075 --> 00:54:57.681 You all seem to be agreed, so please take one card, 1243 00:54:57.681 --> 00:55:02.011 leave the other four in your box, close it and lock it. 1244 00:55:03.071 --> 00:55:06.456 Deep sighs around the table there. 1245 00:55:06.456 --> 00:55:10.675 I can't see any strategy why you would not comply. 1246 00:55:10.675 --> 00:55:11.965 I agree, but I'm still nervous. 1247 00:55:11.965 --> 00:55:13.750 I'm still intrigued to see what the next round is. 1248 00:55:13.750 --> 00:55:15.820 I agree with you, but I'm not happy about it. 1249 00:55:16.195 --> 00:55:17.937 If you're all ready. 1250 00:55:17.937 --> 00:55:20.186 Mike, you said you're going for the medal. 1251 00:55:20.186 --> 00:55:21.415 You went for? 1252 00:55:21.415 --> 00:55:24.550 The medal. The medal. Sam, you said? 1253 00:55:24.550 --> 00:55:26.575 I was going for $500. You went for? 1254 00:55:26.575 --> 00:55:28.090 Five hundred. Mia? 1255 00:55:28.090 --> 00:55:30.310 Went for negative $100. As promised. 1256 00:55:30.310 --> 00:55:32.020 Zero as promised. 1257 00:55:32.020 --> 00:55:34.881 $250. Congratulations team! 1258 00:55:34.881 --> 00:55:37.753 (group sighs) That is— I say that. 1259 00:55:37.753 --> 00:55:39.745 Are you all willing to split? 1260 00:55:39.745 --> 00:55:41.005 Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. 1261 00:55:41.005 --> 00:55:42.955 Alright, dealers, let's make that happen. 1262 00:55:42.955 --> 00:55:45.655 I'm not sure how the split works. I can't do the maths. 1263 00:55:45.655 --> 00:55:47.995 But if it turns out to not be exact, you know what? 1264 00:55:47.995 --> 00:55:50.290 We'll just round that up to the nearest dollar for all of you, 1265 00:55:50.290 --> 00:55:52.811 because frankly, that was a miracle. 1266 00:55:54.941 --> 00:55:58.826 $1,000, boosted from $500, 1267 00:55:58.826 --> 00:56:04.302 $250, zero, and two separate medals. 1268 00:56:05.213 --> 00:56:07.759 They're still some strategy to be had here, but alas, 1269 00:56:07.759 --> 00:56:10.724 that was the thing that I think you wish you'd thought of, 1270 00:56:10.724 --> 00:56:11.839 back in round one. 1271 00:56:11.839 --> 00:56:15.000 The only thing in retrospect was that we could have tied 1272 00:56:15.000 --> 00:56:18.864 with Mike, for medal count, someone could have tied, if Mia— 1273 00:56:18.864 --> 00:56:21.024 We couldn't, because he would've always gone for the medal. 1274 00:56:21.024 --> 00:56:24.974 Right. But then if someone had also put it down every time, the medal card, 1275 00:56:24.974 --> 00:56:29.074 then he could've gotten no more medals, and Mia could have gotten two. 1276 00:56:29.074 --> 00:56:30.604 But then if it had tied— 1277 00:56:30.604 --> 00:56:32.884 Then we wouldn't have had a grand on the table. 1278 00:56:32.884 --> 00:56:36.619 I feel like we still did the right move. 'Cause this is a lot of money. 1279 00:56:36.619 --> 00:56:38.899 And then I might've controlled the case, 1280 00:56:38.899 --> 00:56:42.154 which might have just resulted me with no deal with you guys, which— 1281 00:56:42.154 --> 00:56:44.374 You promised to split it. I think we did the right thing. 1282 00:56:44.374 --> 00:56:45.544 I think so too. 1283 00:56:45.544 --> 00:56:48.364 There is one other thing. There's no fourth round to boost here, 1284 00:56:48.364 --> 00:56:52.489 but if all those five prizes go to all of you five, 1285 00:56:52.489 --> 00:56:57.475 there'll be an extra $1,000 in that briefcase. 1286 00:56:59.441 --> 00:57:02.230 I think the cash should be a five-way split this round, 1287 00:57:02.230 --> 00:57:06.160 the reason being Mike doesn't need more medals, 1288 00:57:06.160 --> 00:57:09.760 so he could, well... I could go for the $1,000. 1289 00:57:09.760 --> 00:57:11.860 I could do with some insurance here, because... 1290 00:57:11.860 --> 00:57:15.370 the last two runs I've watched you guys take all the dosh and split it, 1291 00:57:15.370 --> 00:57:20.140 and I've just been banking on the fact that these medals are going to mean something. 1292 00:57:20.140 --> 00:57:22.720 If you guys screw me— I think that's fair. 1293 00:57:22.720 --> 00:57:24.865 He doesn't need the medal, so we need his cooperation, 1294 00:57:24.865 --> 00:57:27.235 so let's add him into the five-way split. I think that's fair. 1295 00:57:27.235 --> 00:57:29.860 Let's cut Mike in, do a five way split. 1296 00:57:29.860 --> 00:57:32.230 But I don't think that you should get another medal. 1297 00:57:32.230 --> 00:57:37.435 I think that it should be one, one, one, and four, so there's no contest. 1298 00:57:37.435 --> 00:57:38.500 Sure. 1299 00:57:38.500 --> 00:57:39.895 ...Sure? 1300 00:57:39.895 --> 00:57:41.785 Just in case. We have a system, 1301 00:57:41.785 --> 00:57:44.200 but I want some assurance in this system. 1302 00:57:44.200 --> 00:57:46.658 Can we agree that if anyone takes the money, 1303 00:57:46.658 --> 00:57:49.060 and screws everyone else out of the split this round... 1304 00:57:49.060 --> 00:57:51.130 I'm walking away with that $5K if you do that. 1305 00:57:51.130 --> 00:57:54.400 We split at the end of this round, no like, "Well, if we're going to split it at the end, 1306 00:57:54.400 --> 00:57:57.029 "let's just split it then." No, end of this round. No. Any deviation from the plot, 1307 00:57:57.029 --> 00:57:59.545 and I'm screwing all of you. Okay. 1308 00:57:59.545 --> 00:58:02.650 Remember, this is going to be viewed maybe by millions of people. 1309 00:58:02.650 --> 00:58:03.925 We're here to a set an example. 1310 00:58:03.925 --> 00:58:05.650 It sounds like you have a plan. 1311 00:58:05.650 --> 00:58:08.110 I think we do. Confirm it with each other. 1312 00:58:08.110 --> 00:58:09.505 Medal. $1,000. 1313 00:58:09.505 --> 00:58:11.605 Medal. $250. 1314 00:58:11.605 --> 00:58:13.690 ...Zero. I mean... 1315 00:58:13.690 --> 00:58:15.370 You have the most medals. Don't worry. 1354 00:58:15.370 --> 00:58:16.705 Okay. That is $6,000 in there. 1317 00:58:16.705 --> 00:58:18.970 In case someone screws you over, you have the most medals. 1318 00:58:19.399 --> 00:58:22.294 Please take one card, 1319 00:58:22.294 --> 00:58:24.348 leave the other four in your box. 1320 00:58:26.741 --> 00:58:29.001 Good luck. 1321 00:58:29.001 --> 00:58:31.716 You claimed medal one. 1322 00:58:31.716 --> 00:58:33.602 Medal one. Medal two. 1323 00:58:33.602 --> 00:58:35.159 Here it is. Medal two. 1324 00:58:35.159 --> 00:58:37.530 You claimed... zero. Zero dollars. 1325 00:58:37.905 --> 00:58:40.264 You claimed $250. 1326 00:58:40.264 --> 00:58:42.495 You claimed $1,000. 1327 00:58:45.716 --> 00:58:49.871 There will be an extra $1,000 in the briefcase. 1328 00:58:49.871 --> 00:58:53.066 So I'm going to ask a question to the two who won money that round. 1329 00:58:53.066 --> 00:58:54.894 Are you willing to split? 1330 00:58:56.754 --> 00:58:59.839 You're going to split and receive that money as well? 1331 00:58:59.839 --> 00:59:01.811 Yes. Yes. I will trade my zero dollars(!) 1332 00:59:01.811 --> 00:59:07.489 Dealers, can we please make that happen, $250 to each of you, 1333 00:59:07.489 --> 00:59:09.754 an extra $1,000 in that briefcase at the end. 1334 00:59:09.754 --> 00:59:12.054 Beautiful. Congratulations team. 1335 00:59:12.054 --> 00:59:15.596 You have, for the first time, taken the maximum amount 1336 00:59:15.596 --> 00:59:18.084 of money available out of the game. 1337 00:59:18.084 --> 00:59:21.879 Congratulations, pop your medals down in front of you. 1338 00:59:21.879 --> 00:59:26.904 Now, this is going to be very brief, but I do need to ask. 1339 00:59:26.904 --> 00:59:29.589 We have time now for negotiation, 1340 00:59:29.589 --> 00:59:31.749 for sale of medals, for trading your medals. 1341 00:59:31.749 --> 00:59:34.674 I suspect the answer is no, because ultimately it doesn't matter. 1342 00:59:34.674 --> 00:59:36.639 Mike, you have the most medals. 1343 00:59:36.639 --> 00:59:39.159 You will be getting control of the briefcase. 1344 00:59:39.159 --> 00:59:43.179 There is no deal you could do to defeat that, if Mike does not agree. 1345 00:59:43.179 --> 00:59:45.774 So Mike, do you want to do any trading? 1346 00:59:45.774 --> 00:59:46.824 No, thank you. 1347 00:59:46.824 --> 00:59:49.671 In which case, please follow me. 1348 01:00:05.700 --> 01:00:08.092 Mike, congratulations. 1349 01:00:08.092 --> 01:00:09.047 Thank you. 1350 01:00:09.047 --> 01:00:11.177 There is a briefcase arriving now. 1351 01:00:11.177 --> 01:00:13.322 Dealers, if you could bring this in. 1352 01:00:13.322 --> 01:00:15.227 This is David, he's going to be staying with you 1353 01:00:15.227 --> 00:58:15.370 while I go and talk to the other players. 1354 00:58:15.370 --> 00:58:16.705 Okay. That is $6,000 in there. 1355 01:00:21.443 --> 01:00:23.648 That is your money, you have won it. 1356 01:00:24.077 --> 01:00:27.133 You also have the four boxes for the other players. 1357 01:00:27.583 --> 01:00:32.147 Your aim is to offer the other players a deal they will agree to. 1358 01:00:32.147 --> 01:00:33.651 To encourage them to accept, 1359 01:00:33.651 --> 01:00:37.731 you can put any amount of money that you like in their four boxes. 1360 01:00:37.731 --> 01:00:39.561 For the deal to go through, 1361 01:00:39.561 --> 01:00:43.216 three out of the four of them must vote, yes. 1362 01:00:43.216 --> 01:00:44.436 If it's accepted, 1363 01:00:44.436 --> 01:00:46.081 they keep what's in the boxes, 1364 01:00:46.081 --> 01:00:48.786 you keep everything that's left in the briefcase. 1365 01:00:48.786 --> 01:00:50.226 If the deal is rejected, 1366 01:00:50.226 --> 01:00:52.616 the boxes come back through, you can try again. 1367 01:00:52.616 --> 01:00:57.531 You will have a total of three attempts to get the deal through. 1368 01:00:57.531 --> 01:01:00.906 If the final offer is rejected by the other players, 1369 01:01:00.906 --> 01:01:04.476 no one wins any of this. There is one other thing. 1370 01:01:04.905 --> 01:01:07.365 We have a car waiting outside. 1371 01:01:07.365 --> 01:01:09.975 you can grab your stuff, you can go, 1372 01:01:09.975 --> 01:01:13.600 you don't have to meet up with them at all, if you don't want to. 1373 01:01:13.600 --> 01:01:15.575 Any questions? 1374 01:01:15.575 --> 01:01:16.960 No. 1375 01:01:16.960 --> 01:01:19.055 I'll leave you to it. 1376 01:01:19.980 --> 01:01:22.269 You're saying I can just run. 1377 01:01:24.960 --> 01:01:27.625 Hello. Hi. Dramatic entrance. 1378 01:01:27.625 --> 01:01:29.337 In the other room, 1379 01:01:29.337 --> 01:01:33.332 I gave Mike a briefcase with $6,000 in it. 1380 01:01:33.332 --> 01:01:36.827 In order for him to leave with that money, he needs you to accept a deal. 1381 01:01:36.827 --> 01:01:42.622 and to encourage you to accept, he will put some of that $6,000 into your boxes. 1382 01:01:42.622 --> 01:01:46.302 The boxes will be brought back in when he's made his decision. 1383 01:01:46.302 --> 01:01:48.827 For the deal to be accepted, the majority of you, 1384 01:01:48.827 --> 01:01:51.677 at least three, must vote yes. 1385 01:01:51.677 --> 01:01:55.277 If the deal is accepted, you get whatever is in your box, 1386 01:01:55.277 --> 01:01:58.081 he gets whatever is left in his briefcase. 1387 01:01:58.081 --> 01:01:59.567 If the deal is rejected, 1388 01:01:59.567 --> 01:02:01.677 we'll take the boxes back through to the other room, 1389 01:02:01.677 --> 01:02:03.812 he'll have another chance to pass a deal. 1390 01:02:03.812 --> 01:02:08.282 In total, you will have a maximum of three votes. 1391 01:02:08.282 --> 01:02:12.077 If the third and final offer is rejected by all, 1392 01:02:12.077 --> 01:02:15.017 no one wins any of that $6,000. 1393 01:02:15.017 --> 01:02:17.957 You all go home with only what you won in previous rounds, 1394 01:02:17.957 --> 01:02:19.552 which is safe no matter what, 1395 01:02:19.552 --> 00:17:02.350 but the $6,000 is dependent on you voting yes to at least one of the three deals. 1440 00:17:02.350 --> 01:02:26.772 Okay. What have you got? 1397 01:02:26.772 --> 01:02:29.157 We can talk about how much is in our boxes? 1398 01:02:29.157 --> 01:02:33.121 The boxes will be in front again, so those will be private, 1399 01:02:33.121 --> 01:02:35.252 but you can absolutely share that information. 1400 01:02:35.252 --> 00:03:36.855 Did Mike definitely have the full $6,000 1401 00:03:36.855 --> 00:03:38.115 Yes. to do what he wants with? 1402 01:02:38.942 --> 01:02:40.187 Interesting. Okay. 1403 01:02:40.187 --> 01:02:42.047 So, assuming that he stays with the deal, 1404 01:02:42.047 --> 01:02:44.402 that's $1,250 in his box. 1405 01:02:44.402 --> 01:02:47.119 $1,200. $1,200, 'cause he would take his cut. 1406 01:02:47.119 --> 01:02:48.077 Of course. 1407 01:02:48.077 --> 01:02:50.375 I'm interested to see if we get that full amount. 1408 01:02:50.780 --> 01:02:52.515 He could play some power move, 1409 01:02:52.515 --> 01:02:54.902 and just give us one dollar each and be like, trust me. 1410 01:02:54.902 --> 01:02:56.460 (cackles) No, no. 1411 01:02:56.460 --> 01:02:59.181 He could put different amounts in the different boxes, right? 1412 01:02:59.181 --> 01:03:00.457 Yes, absolutely. 1413 01:03:00.457 --> 01:03:02.974 So can he name— Oh, he knows which— Okay. 1414 01:03:03.570 --> 01:03:05.364 But then he doesn't know who votes for... 1415 01:03:05.364 --> 01:03:06.608 No. votes or not. Hm. 1416 01:03:06.608 --> 01:03:10.653 I feel like if Mike gives us a deal that's pretty much what we've asked for, 1417 01:03:10.653 --> 01:03:12.667 we could try and push him to give a better deal, 1418 01:03:12.667 --> 01:03:14.343 but then there's no way he would do that, right? 1419 01:03:15.000 --> 01:03:19.050 He wouldn't give us a deal that's worse for him. He has the power in the end. 1420 01:03:19.050 --> 01:03:20.631 Exactly, yeah. The only power we have is that 1421 01:03:20.631 --> 01:03:22.520 we could reject his third offer, 1422 01:03:22.520 --> 01:03:25.570 but if there's even one dollar in there on the third round, 1423 01:03:25.570 --> 01:03:27.254 Yeah, he knows that we would. we would want to say yes, 1424 01:03:27.254 --> 01:03:28.725 because then nobody gets it. 1425 01:03:28.725 --> 01:03:31.445 But then if there's one dollar in the third round, 1426 01:03:31.445 --> 01:03:34.482 I would say no just to stiff him. Yeah, absolutely. 1427 01:03:34.482 --> 01:03:37.590 I mean, excluding how we want to screw over Mike, 1428 01:03:37.590 --> 01:03:39.815 if he does that, we would... We would, definitely. 1429 01:03:39.815 --> 01:03:42.540 That's grounds for screwing. In terms of money. 1430 01:03:42.540 --> 00:17:02.350 Yeah. Here comes the boxes. 1440 00:17:02.350 --> 01:02:26.772 Okay. What have you got? 1432 01:03:48.209 --> 01:03:52.425 That felt like a very quick decision, but we'll see. 1433 01:03:52.425 --> 01:03:54.084 We'll still need to see it, yeah. 1434 01:03:54.084 --> 01:03:56.336 Well, we're not going to know how much is in everyone else's box. 1435 01:03:56.336 --> 01:03:59.732 Only on the word. Also trust. 1436 01:03:59.732 --> 01:04:01.397 Feels pretty light. 1437 01:04:02.980 --> 01:04:04.498 Money is pretty light. 1438 01:04:04.498 --> 01:04:05.703 Hm. 1439 01:04:08.650 --> 00:17:02.350 Open your boxes. 1440 00:17:02.350 --> 01:02:26.772 Okay. What have you got? 1441 01:04:15.340 --> 01:04:18.019 I have $1,200. I have $1,200. 1442 01:04:18.019 --> 01:04:19.429 I also have $1,200. 1443 01:04:19.429 --> 01:04:22.314 I've got fif— No, I have got $1,200. 1444 01:04:22.314 --> 01:04:24.649 I think there we go. I think we all know what to do. 1445 01:04:25.813 --> 01:04:28.658 This may be a very quick decision. 1446 01:04:28.658 --> 01:04:30.653 If you have nothing more to discuss, 1447 01:04:30.653 --> 01:04:32.486 please take the chip in your hand, 1448 01:04:32.486 --> 01:04:35.819 and face the side you want outward so you can see it. 1449 01:04:35.819 --> 01:04:38.268 Our dealers will check and cross-check, 1450 01:04:38.268 --> 01:04:42.789 because this is something we have to get right. 1451 01:04:46.520 --> 01:04:49.212 I can tell you that the deal has been accepted. 1452 01:04:49.212 --> 01:04:51.299 Congratulations players. 1453 01:04:51.299 --> 00:07:51.075 $1,200 to each one of you and to Mike. 1454 00:07:51.075 --> 00:07:54.051 Congratulations. 1455 01:04:58.440 --> 01:05:00.990 I assume that he will want to come back in. 1456 01:05:00.990 --> 01:05:03.795 Dealers, thank you very, very much for all your help. 1457 01:05:06.155 --> 01:05:09.419 That... is our show. He's a good lad, isn't he? He's a good lad. 1458 01:05:12.189 --> 01:05:14.209 Sudden break out of cooperation. 1459 01:05:14.209 --> 01:05:17.629 Honestly, after that second round, I thought of just hanging the world. 1460 01:05:17.629 --> 01:05:21.749 All this talk was one person to be in charge, the benevolent dictator. 1461 01:05:21.749 --> 01:05:24.779 Democracy doesn't work. I've always said that. 1462 01:05:24.779 --> 01:05:27.409 Considering the overall prize pool, 1463 01:05:27.409 --> 01:05:31.054 percentage wise, we got really close to that overall prize pool. 1464 01:05:31.054 --> 01:05:33.034 Did you think he was going to do that? 1465 01:05:36.139 --> 01:05:37.558 I was pretty sure. 1466 01:05:37.558 --> 01:05:39.714 Mike is a good guy. I know he's a good guy. 1467 01:05:39.714 --> 01:05:43.594 I'll be honest, I was a bit cheaty in the beginning, at the very start, 1468 01:05:43.594 --> 01:05:47.479 but I like how he established trust eventually. 1469 01:05:48.002 --> 01:05:52.549 When it is $50 and, you know, someone's screwing us over, 1470 01:05:52.549 --> 01:05:54.869 that's fine, but when it's four figures... 1471 01:05:54.869 --> 01:05:58.289 I think that's the thing, is that we've all got a limit. 1472 01:05:58.289 --> 01:06:03.179 We can be a little cheeky. It's somewhere clearly between $20 and... 1473 01:06:03.179 --> 01:06:04.979 Twenty-five dollars. 1474 01:06:04.979 --> 01:06:07.167 I'm glad that we established trust. 1475 01:06:07.167 --> 01:06:08.560 (group laughs and applauds) 1476 01:06:08.560 --> 01:06:10.831 With the briefcase in his hand. 1477 01:06:10.831 --> 01:06:13.456 Yes, Mike! You chose to come back then. 1478 01:06:13.456 --> 01:06:17.227 We can cancel the taxi. I didn't want to be an absolute bastard. 1479 01:06:18.750 --> 01:06:22.302 Congratulations team. It was a rocky start, 1480 01:06:22.302 --> 01:06:25.752 but you have won most of the money that was on offer. 1481 01:06:25.752 --> 01:06:28.272 You took Game 4 for everything it had, 1482 01:06:28.272 --> 01:06:31.361 you've taken Game 5 for everything it had. 1483 01:06:31.361 --> 01:06:34.967 That's most of the money. Congratulations to all of you. 1484 01:06:34.967 --> 01:06:37.502 Congratulations, I think, to Mike to a certain extent, 1485 01:06:37.502 --> 01:06:39.932 for not just absconding there. 1486 01:06:40.575 --> 01:06:44.400 I wasn't joking, we literally had a car outside for you. 1487 01:06:44.400 --> 01:06:47.239 I was like 20 percent afraid that you would. 1488 01:06:47.239 --> 00:20:00.379 What about you? I was pretty confident you were. 1489 00:20:00.379 --> 00:23:24.894 That I was going to come back? Yeah. 1490 01:06:51.231 --> 01:06:53.261 Sophie? You knew I'd never, ever 1491 01:06:53.261 --> 01:06:54.951 even look you in the eye again. 1492 01:06:56.076 --> 01:06:58.070 (group belly laughs) 1493 01:06:58.920 --> 01:07:01.618 If you did that, I would have a tiny bit of respect for you. 1494 01:07:01.618 --> 01:07:02.829 If I run? Yeah... 1495 01:07:02.829 --> 01:07:05.850 but then most of it would just be anger, but I would be a little bit impressed. 1496 01:07:05.850 --> 01:07:07.279 Me too, actually. 1497 01:07:07.279 --> 01:07:09.994 How much did you genuinely think about it? How long was your thought process? 1498 01:07:09.994 --> 01:07:12.034 I thought about it for maybe five seconds. 1499 01:07:12.034 --> 01:07:14.659 That's a lot longer than I'm comfortable with. 1500 01:07:15.463 --> 01:07:18.628 Not because— I mean, it's a lot of money, 1501 01:07:18.628 --> 01:07:20.773 but just because it would be really funny as well, 1502 01:07:20.773 --> 01:07:23.398 but it's too much money to steal. 1503 01:07:23.398 --> 01:07:26.923 It wouldn't be stealing. You would rightfully have that money. 1504 01:07:26.923 --> 01:07:30.975 At the end, it stopped being about player versus player, 1505 01:07:30.975 --> 01:07:33.510 and it started becoming player versus house. 1506 01:07:33.510 --> 01:07:38.895 You lot taking on the entire system that me and my team had set up. 1507 01:07:38.895 --> 01:07:42.825 No play tester ever split evenly, 1508 01:07:42.825 --> 01:07:45.285 so congratulations to all of you. 1509 01:07:45.285 --> 01:07:49.045 Rohin, Sophie, Sam, Mia, 1510 01:07:49.045 --> 01:07:51.595 and Mike, who did not run, 1511 01:07:51.595 --> 01:07:53.445 congratulations to all of you. 1512 01:07:53.445 --> 01:07:56.285 That is our show. Thank you very, very much for playing. 1513 01:07:56.285 --> 01:07:59.000 Let's get your money and get out of here. 1514 01:08:00.000 --> 01:08:05.207 [Formatting: Caption+ by JS* https://caption.plus]