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This is what I've come up with. It uses lookbehinds to make sure you identify hmtl tags by what will precede and follow them without actually including them in the match. The point is to look for < and > only if they are followed or preceded by spaces or letters (not other < or >). Is this what you are after or did I misread you?

Here is a better version of the code and I think ill work fine for you.

If you use print as the argument to input, then print return a value that you've not defined. Print will succeed and by doing this return None. Every functions returns something, and in the case with print, it is None.

Remove print as a start? first_question = str(input(print("Who do you bet for? "))) --> first_question = input("Who do you bet for? ")

Then you'd need to define my_money, and catch the case when the user enters something else than what's in your list, using an else-statement at the end.

The issue looks to be that the map object is not initialized yet when you create a new MarkerClusterer. In the log, you can see that the markers are parsed before the map is created. You could move that code into the loadJSON() function to ensure that the map is created before adding the markers. Here's a simple sample JSBin with the code moved into that function

The code:

MarkerClusterer doesn't change the markers. Your code is using the default icon for the markers you are adding to the MarkerClusterer. Your createMarker function (from your fiddle, not your code snippet), doesn't set the icon property of the marker, which means it creates a marker with the default icon: