03:47 - 05:32
1m 45s
Matt, Jackie, and Lucky play a game in which they can win a hat. When Jackie plays and loses, she wonders if this game is fair. She works together with Matt, and they calculate that every player's chance of winning is the same, so it is indeed fair.
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