You the Better

Based on games of chance, and like roulette or craps, this one is closed--the player can't really affect the outcome. A team of players perform the mechanics of a game servicing an off-camera betting entity, the ‘House’. The game keeps changing and players are swapped out, but one thing remains the same: the ‘House’ is hidden and controls the bets, the ‘chance’ of winning is nil. The game, in fact, is not between the players, but rather between the ‘House’ and the ‘Bettor’. (Ericka Beckman)