A three-finger Morra game is a game in which two players simultaneously show one, two, or three fingers at each round. The outcome depends on a predetermined set of rules. Here is an interesting example: If the sum of the fingers shown is odd, then A wins an amount equal to the sum. If the sum is even, B wins the sum. Create a payoff matrix with Player A as the row player, don’t forget labels. Determine the optimal strategy for each player and the expected value of the game.