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David Burkey, PA
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2006 Champion
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2nd: Jay Fox, NJ
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3rd: Legend
Dan Hoffman, MD
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4th: Steve Cameron, PA
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5th: Matthew
Amitrano, VA
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6th: David Fritsch, VA
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Event
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Jeff Mullet, OH
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2007
GM
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the new Wednesday nightcap …
This underrated Sid Sackson classic was actually released here in
America, but it never did well enough commercially to stay in print
for more than a couple of years. The idea is quite simple. There’s
a board with all the possible results of two six-sided dice: two
through twelve. The object of the game is to move a little marker
to the top of three columns by rolling that result, but you need
many more seven’s than you need twelve’s, based on the likelihood
of each result. During your turn, you roll the dice and place temporary
markers onto the board. You can continue moving these markers until
either none of your dice match (your turn is over and all progress
you’ve made is gone), or cut your losses and end your turn (placing
a permanent marker in your rows). Nice light filler for opening or
closing a session. There’s liable to be a shortage of games so
if you’ve got one, bring it—even a homemade version will work.
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