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is completely blank. One player [illegible word crossed out] arranges 6 plastic | is completely blank. One player [illegible word crossed out] arranges 6 plastic | ||
strips - abt. 1/8" x 1/8" x 2 1/2" in any arrangement he wishes and | strips - abt. 1/8" x 1/8" x 2 1/2" in any arrangement he wishes and | ||
places two 1 1/2 poker chips - one red and one blue anywhere | places two 1 1/2 " ¢ poker chips - one red and one blue anywhere | ||
he wishes in opposite quadrants. The other player then chooses | he wishes in opposite quadrants. The other player then chooses | ||
which chip he will chose as his "City." Players <s>in turn</s> | which chip he will chose as his "City." Players <s>in turn</s> | ||
start with 30 chips each of their color and do not receive | start with 30 chips each of their color and do not receive | ||
more in the game. A turn consists of placing five chips (7/8") | more in the game. A turn consists of placing five chips (7/8" ¢) | ||
starting next to their city and stringing them on. As many | starting next to their city and stringing them on. As many | ||
forking paths as desired can be made. A string can be broken | forking paths as desired can be made. A string can be broken | ||