Question 3: For the unfinished game, let us consider a four—person game based on "two—up"

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Question 3: For the unfinished game, let us consider a four—person game based on "two—up". More specifically, two coins are placed on a wooden stick, which is used to toss the two fair coins in the air. Therefore, we can get four sequences of tosses: HT, TH, HH and TI [H for Head and T for Tail). There are four players, Alice, Bob, Candy and David, to play the game. a The pot is 100 dollars. 0 In each round, they play the two— up game and the Wilmer gets one point. HT: Alice wins one point; TH: Bob wins one point; HH: Candy wins one point; 'IT: David wins one point. I The player who gets 5 points is the winner and gets the whole pot of $100. Suppose they decide to end the game early when Alice has 3 points, Bob has 2 points, Candy has 4 points and David has 4 point. How should they divide the pot?