00:00 Yes and no.
00:02 Claudia had an advantage in that
00:07 she was valuable to the group because she knew how the game was played. She'd seen
00:13 almost every single game up close and live.
00:17 She had somewhat of a sixth sense when it came to what was in what case. What was going to be a good deal?
00:25 What was a bad deal when the board was stacked in the players favor?
00:30 What a players board was versus what a bankers board was. So
00:34 she was very useful to the group, but again
00:37 that her being useful
00:40 somebody's gonna see her as a threat eventually. So
00:44 that also
00:46 weaved in with the fact that
00:48 there's a lot of luck
00:51 that comes down in this game, which I actually enjoy because it's like playing blackjack. You can play the numbers,
00:57 you can play by the book,
00:58 but at some point if you have that gut instinct that tells you I need to take this one not versus this one or I
01:04 need to hit versus hold,
01:06 you get rewarded when you do that. You have to sometimes because sometimes people play the board and
01:13 they lose even though the numbers were stacked in their favor.
01:17 So I think part of it is seeing kind of like
01:20 who the universe picks, you know, or what case they pick or did I pick the wrong number? Should I have gone this way?
01:27 So, you know, there is that X factor. So I think anybody who you think has an advantage
01:33 it's also at a disadvantage because the rest of the group is thinking well
01:38 we need to build the biggest board possible, the biggest final case value possible.
01:43 But also I need to be the one playing for it, not you. So they're waiting for their opportunity to get rid of you.
01:48 So watching all of those dynamics play out at the same time is I think really satisfying for people who love adventure shows like this.
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