The document describes a game where the player chooses either black or red for 10 rounds. Their score is calculated based on how many black or red cards they draw, with different point values assigned depending on the combination. For example, drawing 4 black cards results in losing 1 point each round, while 2 black and 2 red results in winning 2 points for black and losing 2 for red each round. The scoring key at the bottom provides more details on the possible outcomes and point values.

1.
Win
and
Win
BIG!
Your
Choice
Score
this
Total
Score
Round
1
(Black
or
Red)
Round
Thus
Far
1
B
R
2
B
R
3
B
R
4
B
R
5
B
R
6
B
R
7
B
R
8
B
R
9
B
R
10
B
R
Scoring
Key
(Five
possible
outcomes):
4
Black
cards:
3
Black
cards:
Win
1
point
each
Lose
1
point
each
1
Red
card:
Lose
3
points
2
Black:
Win
2
points
each
1
Black:
Win
3
points
2
Red:
Lose
2
points
each
3
Red:
Lose
1
point
each
4
Red:
Win
1
point
each
Exercise
developed
by
Gerald
R.
Williams
and
included
in
Legal
Negotiation
and
Settlement,
(Teacher’s
Manual),
West
Publishing,
1983.