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The Prize Money

The Prize Money

Imagine yourself in a group of twelve strangers, sitting around a table.
You have been invited to play a game. The host walks in and announces that he will offer $100 to each of the first two people who can persuade the person sitting opposite to get up, walk around the table and stand behind his chair.
What is your strategy to win this prize money and how much you can win?
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