The probability that a two-player, repeated game comes to an end in each stage is 2. When 0

Question

The probability that a two-player, repeated game comes to an end in each stage is 2. When 0 < 2 < 1, this game may be treated as:
A) A one-time game.
B) A finitely-repeated game with a certain end.
C) A finitely-repeated game with an uncertain end.
D) An infinitely-repeated game.
E) Answers a and b are correct.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A game with a probability of ending in each stage, where the probability is between 0 and 1, is considered a finitely-repeated game with an uncertain end because it is not known in advance when the game will end.

The Probability That a Two-Player, Repeated Game Comes to an End