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Tough one!  Thomas and the coin both got this wrong, picking (B), with the right answer being (C).  Thomas is now 128-for-243 (52.7%), and the coin is 8-for-18 (44.4%).

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Anonymous

This is a fantastically detailed explanation, every bar prep book should do this.

Anonymous

Question, the investor paid some sort of compensation for the property, so he's just SOL? Or is that just not part of the answer and he needs to be compensated in some way? Like wouldn't the original owner or his estate have to do something considering this guy sold a property then sold it again?

Quark Twain

Someone answered this in the previous post. The investor would have a claim against the bartender's estate.