This document contains instructions for a game where players choose black or red cards over 10 rounds in an attempt to score points. Players record their choices and the scoring outcomes for each round. Points are awarded or deducted based on the number of black or red cards drawn in a round, with outcomes ranging from losing 1 point to winning 3 points. The total score is calculated after 10 rounds. The document also includes a scoring key to determine points for each round based on the number and combination of black and red cards drawn.

1. “WIN AS MUCH AS YOU CAN”
Round Record Your Record Group Choices Multiplying Score this Total Score
Choice (Use Scoring Key Below) Factor Round Thus Far
(Black or Red)
1 1
2 1
3 1
4 1
5 3
6 1
7 1
8 3
9 1
10 3
Scoring Key (Five possible outcomes): Your net score _____
4 Black cards: 3 Black cards: Win 1 point Net Score player 2 _____
Lose 1 point each each
1 Red card: Lose 3 points Net score player 3 _____
Net score player 4 _____
2 Black: Win 2 points each: 2 Red: Lose 2 points each
1 Black: Win 3 points 4 Red:
3 Red: Lose 1 point each Win 1 point each
Exercise developed by Gerald R. Williams and included in Legal Negotiation and Settlement, (Teacher’s Manual) West Publishing, 1983.