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Code 777 rules.doc (40 KB) (Log in or Register to download.)
This is meant to be a comprehensive set of rules, detailed enough to enable my logic students to learn and play the game completely on their own.
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Susan Gillett
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Thanks so much for this!
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  • Posted Sat Jul 3, 2010 7:58 pm
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Gerry Baygents
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You state in your rules that you should shuffle the question cards when the draw pile is exhausted. You should, in fact, NOT do this. There are a prime number (23) cards for a reason. If you never shuffle the cards, but keep them in the same order, then no one person will ever ask/answer the same question twice unless you go through the deck 23 times. In this way, there is never a chance of getting the same information from the same person.

I will admit that it is somewhat unlikely that a shuffle will lead to me asking/answering the same question (or, if we take it to the extreme, that *everyone* does), but NOT shuffling guarantees that it won't happen.

I will also admit that I do not have the rules in front of me. In fact, that's why I came here looking for them. But if the rules say to shuffle the question cards, I will simply ignore that rule.

Oh, and I also read in your rules that you do not look at your code if you guess *correctly*. According to the FAQ, you do.
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