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a pile, largest denomination on top, and deals it out to <br> | a pile, largest denomination on top, and deals it out to <br> | ||
the other players. [illegible crossed out] <br> | the other players. [illegible crossed out] <br> | ||
(Played about an hour, but | (Played about an hour, but the Genius made the rest of <br> | ||
the play incidental. Discussed ways of remedying this, including <br> | |||
a betting limit to ordinary bets which is waived when <br> | |||
a player meets the Genius. Claude and I still weren't <br> | |||
thrilled with the game. <br> | |||
Played <u>THE BRAIN GAME</u>. Played until 6 companies (out of the <br> | |||
9 exposed) were taken. Played in about an hour. Claude <br> | |||
said he'd like to play it again. Arthur said that because of <br> | |||
his eyes he had trouble seeing the cards. Wald said that <br> | |||
there was nothing new in the game (and I pointed out all <br> | |||
that was). Claude suggested adding personality to the <br> | |||
game by making the President's different, each one calling <br> | |||
for some change in staff. (This was a step in the direction of <br> | |||
<u>CINEMA</u>, which I don't want to do.) Wald suggested a greater <br> | |||
spread |