Well, he gets $10,405, but that's not his net payoff or his net profit, I should say. His net profit is what he gets minus what he paid to play. So he paid $5 to play. So that's that. So plus the probability of getting the small prize times the payoff of the small prize, which is going to be $100 or times the net profit, I guess, if you get the small prize. So you get a payoff of $100 minus you have to pay $5 to play. And then finally you have the probability of neither.