In this experiment, you will be asked to make a number of choices between different options. The payoffs of the options depend on a spin of a personal wheel of fortune with {{N_fields}} fields that is simulated by the computer. The chances are the same for all fields. Below, we show you an example. Please study it carefully. All payoffs are in pence (100 pence = 1 pound).

How to read this table: Depending on your choices and the turn of the wheel of fortune, you will earn the following:

{% for ff, ft, p, o1, o2 in explain_c %}
• If the wheel of fortune stops on fields {{ ff }}-{{ ft }} (that corresponds to a {{ p }}% chance), Option A pays {{ o1 }} pence, and Option B pays {{ o2 }} pence. {% endfor %}