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Tommi
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Short and sweet summation of the method in the question:

It's more likely that your first choice will be wrong than it will be right. Therefore, if you are given the opportunity to switch, it's more likely that switching will be right than it will be wrong.

Short and sweet summation:

It's more likely that your first choice will be wrong than it will be right. Therefore, if you are given the opportunity to switch, it's more likely that switching will be right than it will be wrong.

Short and sweet summation of the method in the question:

It's more likely that your first choice will be wrong than it will be right. Therefore, if you are given the opportunity to switch, it's more likely that switching will be right than it will be wrong.

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SFlagg
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Short and sweet summation:

It's more likely that your first choice will be wrong than it will be right. Therefore, if you are given the opportunity to switch, it's more likely that switching will be right than it will be wrong.