Post by billmcdee on Jul 23, 2023 9:28:03 GMT -5
I am none too satisfied with my randomizer for the puzzle toss ups and hand values, therefore, starting with episode 8, there will be two more decks of cards that Witney will be in charge of during match play...
The first deck will be a 24 card deck to determine the value of the toss-up puzzles.
8 cards each with $25, $50 and $75. Also, two of the $25 cards will have "INSURANCE" on them. This is how players will obtain insurance markers starting with episode 8.
To win both the cash and the marker, the player who rings in first must come up with a correct answer.
Another rule change, if the first player who rings in is incorrect, in addition to automatically winning control over the Split Decision deck, the other player will get a chance to solve the puzzle and get the money, and the marker when it is up for grabs. If the second player fails to come up with the correct answer to the puzzle, they still will be in control of the deck.
The Hand Value deck will have 48 cards, 8 each of $125, $150, $175, $200, $225 and $250.
These decks will be reshuffled and reused at the start of game 2 of the match.
Lastly, I've changed the High Card toss-up board slightly, making it more aesthetically pleasing:
I amended the logo and added grey outlines to the thirteen boxes that house the cards.
Best,
Bill
The first deck will be a 24 card deck to determine the value of the toss-up puzzles.
8 cards each with $25, $50 and $75. Also, two of the $25 cards will have "INSURANCE" on them. This is how players will obtain insurance markers starting with episode 8.
To win both the cash and the marker, the player who rings in first must come up with a correct answer.
Another rule change, if the first player who rings in is incorrect, in addition to automatically winning control over the Split Decision deck, the other player will get a chance to solve the puzzle and get the money, and the marker when it is up for grabs. If the second player fails to come up with the correct answer to the puzzle, they still will be in control of the deck.
The Hand Value deck will have 48 cards, 8 each of $125, $150, $175, $200, $225 and $250.
These decks will be reshuffled and reused at the start of game 2 of the match.
Lastly, I've changed the High Card toss-up board slightly, making it more aesthetically pleasing:
I amended the logo and added grey outlines to the thirteen boxes that house the cards.
Best,
Bill
