Bribery and such
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The document discusses different chapters about bribery and splitting prizes among players named Brad, Todd, Gerry and Tom during a tournament. In Chapter II, Brad's record was 7-1 while Todd's was 6-1-1. In Chapter IV, it asks if the top 8 players would like to split prizes equally, listing the prizes of a house and car if they do so.
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- 31. • Brad: 7-1 • Todd: 6-1-1
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- 42. Chapter IV Top 8s in the Real World
- 45. Would you like to split prizes equally? YES NO Each player receives: 1x House of Francois Hauchard, 1x Car of Francois Hauchard