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Greatest ever game Round 1 Heat 11 

What is the greatest ever (non-computer) game?
Poll ended at Mon Mar 08, 2010 3:01 pm
Chess 47%  47%  [ 22 ]
Frustration 15%  15%  [ 7 ]
Dominoes 34%  34%  [ 16 ]
Snake Eyes 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
Shadow Hunters 2%  2%  [ 1 ]
Lost Valley of the Dinosaurs 2%  2%  [ 1 ]
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Greatest ever game Round 1 Heat 11 
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Greatest ever (non-computer) game

There have been 76 nominations.
All games using playing cards (52) have been listed under one entry.

The groups for the heats have been randomly selected by Excel, so if all your favourites are in one heat.... tough.
Round 1 will have groups of 5 or 6 in each heat.
Round one is purely to sort the wheat from the chaff. You get two votes each and the top three go through. If you only want to use one vote (or none for that matter) you can.
In future rounds you'll only get one vote.

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:shock: WOW a couple of worthwhile ( based on my experience ) games to vote for this time :D

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Yay!! Easy choice, chess and frustration :lol:

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I enjoyed Lost Valley of the Dinosaurs as a child, but it's no good for adults. I'll have to think about my second vote though.

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Yay!! Easy choice, chess and frustration :lol:


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Frustration....great game.

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The two classics for me today, Chess and Dominoes.

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Chess and Frustration, though I've completely forgotten the rules of chess :oops:

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Chess and Frustration, though I've completely forgotten the rules of chess :oops:

I can remember everything except that weird thing you can do swapping a queen and a bishop (or something to that effect). :?

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Chess and Frustration, though I've completely forgotten the rules of chess :oops:

I can remember everything except that weird thing you can do swapping a queen and a bishop (or something to that effect). :?

Castling.

If the king and a rook hasn't moved then in one move you can move the rook up to the king and jump the king over the rook.

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Chess and Dominoes here.
Not sure what the other games are.

Castling can be good in chess. I also like 'en passent'. Sneaky pawns.

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Chess and frustration. Dominoes is a bit too... random for me.


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I chose Chess and Dominoes. Everyone can play dominoes even kids. It doesnt really need language either or much of an explanation.

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I chose Chess and Dominoes. Everyone can play dominoes even kids. It doesnt really need language either or much of an explanation.

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