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You are playing the following game for $10.00 a play. The dealer has three cards. One...

You are playing the following game for $10.00 a play. The dealer has three cards. One card is red on both sides. The second card is white on both sides. The third card has one red side and one white side. The dealer shuffles the three cards out of sight and randomly chooses one and places it on the table. A red face is showing. You have to bet on the color of the other face of this card. Which color do you pick and why?
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