A5 = {x>V1,y
The first person will earn the following on each region respectivel: 1,-1,1,-2,2www.ddhw.com
The expected gain on A1 U A2 is -V1(1-V1)
The expected gain on A3 is V2(1-V1)
The expected gain on A4 U A5 is -2(V2-V1)(1-V2)
Put them together, the total expected gain for the first person is
G(V1,V2) = V1-V2+V2^2-3V1V2+2V2^2
The first person faces the following min-max problem: max_{V1}min_{V2} G(V1,V2)www.ddhw.com
It can be shown that, fixing V1, the worse V2 for the first person is V2=3/4V1+1/4, substitue this into G(V1,V2) and maximize it over V1, we get a trivial V1 = 1. This means that, the first person should never make the additional bet, and his expected gain is 0 -- of cause the same for the second person.
(We have assumed that V2>V1. from graph, it is obvious that V2
the corresponding G(V1,V2) for a given V1)
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