Post by Wayne on Oct 16, 2007 19:24:14 GMT -5
Welcome, Veto competitors! -- Brennus, come2meok, Dr Will, BioDork, chad, and Anthony.
Tonight's competition requires more in the department of strategic thinking than previous games you've had so far. It is the classic Piggy Bank challenge which I love so dearly. Each of the six of you has ten coins with which to deposit in the other competitors' "piggy banks", including your own. At the end of the game, whichever houseguest has the most coins in their piggy bank without going over the number ten, wins the Power of Veto. You may deposit as many coins as you want in any person's piggy bank, and you must use all ten of your coins. Be careful of putting too many coins in any one person's piggy bank -- if you put too many in your own, you may go over ten and cost yourself the game. If you put too many in someone else's and they DON'T go over, you could cause them a win.
This is what a sample send-in should look like:
Say the competitors are Molly, Sue, Pamela, Bob, Francis, and Martin. It is Molly's turn.
Molly deposits 0 coins in her own piggy bank.
Molly deposits 2 coins in Sue's piggy bank.
Molly deposits 0 coins in Pamela's piggy bank.
Molly deposits 6 coins in Bob's piggy bank.
Molly deposits 1 coin in Francis's piggy bank.
Molly deposits 1 coin in Martin's piggy bank.
You have 24 hours to PM me your answers. Good luck, players!
Tonight's competition requires more in the department of strategic thinking than previous games you've had so far. It is the classic Piggy Bank challenge which I love so dearly. Each of the six of you has ten coins with which to deposit in the other competitors' "piggy banks", including your own. At the end of the game, whichever houseguest has the most coins in their piggy bank without going over the number ten, wins the Power of Veto. You may deposit as many coins as you want in any person's piggy bank, and you must use all ten of your coins. Be careful of putting too many coins in any one person's piggy bank -- if you put too many in your own, you may go over ten and cost yourself the game. If you put too many in someone else's and they DON'T go over, you could cause them a win.
This is what a sample send-in should look like:
Say the competitors are Molly, Sue, Pamela, Bob, Francis, and Martin. It is Molly's turn.
Molly deposits 0 coins in her own piggy bank.
Molly deposits 2 coins in Sue's piggy bank.
Molly deposits 0 coins in Pamela's piggy bank.
Molly deposits 6 coins in Bob's piggy bank.
Molly deposits 1 coin in Francis's piggy bank.
Molly deposits 1 coin in Martin's piggy bank.
You have 24 hours to PM me your answers. Good luck, players!