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ANOTHER IDEA : - EACH TIME A PLAYER PICKS UP HIS CARDS HE TAKES ONE CHIP FOR EACH CARD HE HAS OVER 8 (OR 9 IN 2-HANDED GAME) OR GIVES ONE FOR EACH UNDER 8 (OR 9). START WITH EACH PLAYER HAVING ABOUT 20 CHIPS AND STOP WHEN 1 PLAYER IS OUT OF CHIPS. OTHERS SCORE THEIR CHIPS. | ANOTHER IDEA : - EACH TIME A PLAYER PICKS UP HIS CARDS HE TAKES ONE CHIP FOR EACH CARD HE HAS OVER 8 (OR 9 IN 2-HANDED GAME) OR GIVES ONE FOR EACH UNDER 8 (OR 9). START WITH EACH PLAYER HAVING ABOUT 20 CHIPS AND STOP WHEN 1 PLAYER IS OUT OF CHIPS. OTHERS SCORE THEIR CHIPS. | ||
WALD TALKED ABOUT HIS IDEAS FOR A BEAD GAME. PLAY ON A PLAIN BLACK BACKGROUND USING SMALL DISCS OF 4 COLORS. EACH PLAYER IN TURN PUTS DOWN A PENNANT OF DISCS (1 OR MORE IN A ROW), ONCE ANY PATTERN IS REPEATED TWICE IT MUST BE CONTINUED. A PLAYER WHO IS IN A POSITION WHERE 2 PATTERNS MUST BE CONTINUED & BOTH CAN'T BE - LOSES. | WALD TALKED ABOUT HIS IDEAS FOR A <u>BEAD GAME</u>. PLAY ON A PLAIN BLACK BACKGROUND USING SMALL DISCS OF 4 COLORS. EACH PLAYER IN TURN PUTS DOWN A PENNANT OF DISCS (1 OR MORE IN A ROW), ONCE ANY PATTERN IS REPEATED TWICE IT MUST BE CONTINUED. A PLAYER WHO IS IN A POSITION WHERE 2 PATTERNS MUST BE CONTINUED & BOTH CAN'T BE - LOSES. | ||
[DIAGRAM DRAWN SHOWING 3 EXAMPLES OF PATTERNS.] | |||
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