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Thinking of a game <u>ELECTION CHECKERS</u>. There are a number of | |||
patents with this type of game. It is played <s>with</s> on an | |||
enlarged checkerboard and each players checkers have the | |||
states shown on them with the electoral votes. Capturing | |||
an opponent's pc. gives the capturer those electoral votes. | |||
My addition is to give the electoral votes to the first | |||
player capturing that state. The second player capturing that | |||
state only makes a capture but gets no votes. | |||
Another idea for a game of the same name would be to | |||
have some 80 checkers with states on them, one each of | |||
the smaller states and greater numbers of the larger | |||
states. These are set up at random on an 9 x 9 <s>qua</s> | |||
grid, leaving one vacant space in the center. Players in | |||
turn make a single jump to a vacant space, taking the | |||
checker jumped. States with only one checker belong to | |||
the player capturing it. Those with more than one checker | |||
belong to the last player capturing one. When no more jumps | |||
are possible and a player has not yet won the election the | |||
game continues with each player choosing any checker they | |||
wish on a turn. |