Two-envelopes paradox

It seems quite easy to take a decisión when we know all data of the various offers.  

But when we have only a part of them, if we don’t set out the problem in a correct way, we come across the ‘election paradox’.  

In our story, Laudrup has to take a decision on two offers, but he only knows perfectly one of them. As we advance on the solution, the choice becomes more difficult.

Do you dare to help him? Just try it on Probability and sunrise