I'm glad they teamed up more at the end, I'm not sure Mia and Sam were going to come out of this looking great otherwise! If I was Mike at the end, I'd definitely have balanced it against what each person had taken themselves.,(reply>), @nadamuchu I was wondering whether the boxes contained all the cash at that point. Based on the info we have it's unlikely I guess, just not clear.<br><br>If I was Mike and didn't have that information (or possibly anyway) I'd have given them all $1200 except one just to wind them up then handed that person the cash outside afterwards. The other 3 will vote yes and assume that person is lying. Harsh, but amusing.,(reply>), @nadamuchu I would’ve tried to make sure that everyone has a completely equal amount when they leave that room. But you’d need to know everyone’s totals completely honestly.<br>You could use the fact that they’ll be able to watch afterwards and know if somebody was lying to socially pressure everyone to end the game in the most fair way possible - coming completely clean about their totals and accepting a slightly uneven amount to even the totals,(reply>), It's interesting - this isn't made clear whether Mike has this information or not (how much money each player currently had at the end of the game). Regardless I think the difference would've been odd to the players, but negligible since most of the hard work of splitting evenly had already been done. It was simpler to just split the case evenly and call it a day.