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I gave him <u>G & P</u> no. 6, 7, and 8 and three copies of <u>AGOG</u>.
I gave him <u>G & P</u> no. 6, 7, and 8 and three copies of <u>AGOG</u>.


Played a new version of <u>MANIPULATION</u>.
Played a new version of <u>MANIPULATION</u>. He had a completely
new set of values- "Inside Information Chart" - and he
gave me one. (He will probably change the $1,300 listings
to $1,500, getting rid of the $100 bills.)
 
Each player is given 1 share of each stock and $10,000
at the start. The bank has $200,000 from which the
initial money is given to each player. When that money
is gone the bank gets a reserve from which the bank's obli-
gations are met. There are now 4 more rounds (Phase II thru [through]
Phase V) and cards list changes for each - such as
compulsory auctioning of the right to "manipulate" goes [ant?]
at one point and at another point a player can start
choosing between 1 or 2 dice when "manipulating."
[illegible word crossed out] The rule for buying stock in a turn was as follows: a player
could first buy