Question 57
Three married couples visit a casino. The men are John, Ernie and Oswald; the women are Alice, Betty and Marjorie. Each of the six gambles independently, and they agree to stop when each couple's gain or loss reaches £200. All three husbands lose, but each couple wins exactly £200 overall. Each person played as many single games as the average number of pounds he or she won or lost per game. Ernie lost £504 more than John. Betty won £2,376 more than Marjorie. Who is married to whom?
