How to create a random number that is a percent of each element in a vector

Hello--

I was wondering if anybody could solve this simple roulette indexing/random number question i've been struggling with for a long time. In the for loop I need to create a variable Bet that is a random number that is between 2-12% of each value in row 1 of RoulettePlayers. I commented where I need to include this. Any help is appreciated I've been trying to figure this out for hours.

%Roulette
RouletteRounds = 10   %number of rounds
RoulettePlayers = zeros(RouletteRounds+1,RouletteRounds);  
initial_intt = randi([5000,25000],1,10);   %randomly generates initial integer value for in pocket $
RoulettePlayers(1,:) = initial_int  %makes row 1 of RouletteRounds equal to in pocket cash
 
BetType = zeros(3,10); %ignore this
 
for l = 1:RouletteRounds
Bet = randi(1,RoulettePlayers) %<- here i need to create a random number that is between 2-12% of the inidivduals in pocket cash (so row 1 of Roulette Players)
 
end

Answer 1

[Kevin Phung]

here's a small example:

a = [100 200 300 400 500; 600 700 800 900 1000]
bet = [];
for i = 1:size(a,2) %for the number of columns,
    %append a value from 2-12% for each element in the first row
bet(end+1) = randi([.02*a(1,i) .12*a(1,i)]); %randi generates an random integer from [min max]
end