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1 booby trap overview one bomb randomly placed in 1 of 100 boxes
How many boxes will you open? both players earn $0 booby trap 9A Playground for Decisions 9

2 game screen use slider to choose number to open 9 booby trap
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3 game screen then press Select 9 booby trap www.moblab.com
9A Playground for Decisions 9

4 booby trap happy playing! overview payoffs
one bomb randomly placed in 1 of 100 boxes How many boxes will you open? b payoffs open a box with a bomb? payoff = 0 otherwise, payoff = number boxes opened happy playing! booby trap 9A Playground for Decisions 9

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