Dad's artwork - Revision history

Tim: /* game rules */

2020-06-30T23:28:23Z

game rules

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	you keep that piece		you keep that piece
	====tie breaking, random number generator====		====tie breaking, random number generator====
	1. We will agree on one person to deal with the deck of cards. Shuffles then deals one card to each of the tied. Then the dealer turns them over one by one and the winner is the one with the highest value card AKQJ1098765432 with ties broken by SpadesHeartsDiamondsClubs.		# We will agree on one person to deal with the deck of cards. Shuffles then deals one card to each of the tied. Then the dealer turns them over one by one and the winner is the one with the highest value card AKQJ1098765432 with ties broken by SpadesHeartsDiamondsClubs.
			# The process will be repeated for all the other pieces of artwork with multiple bidders.
	2. The process will be repeated for all the other pieces of artwork with multiple bidders.		# At that point all the losers have a sub-round. one is subtracted from each of their remaining choices creating a ''new 1st choice for round1'', or new 2nd choice for round 2 if second round etc. if that piece is already gone they reduce by 1 again until they are bidding on an available piece. Now calculate the winners from the subgroup and go back to step 1 if there are losers.
			# Everyone should now have won a piece for the round. The round is over.
	3. At that point all the losers have a sub-round. one is subtracted from each of their remaining choices creating a ''new 1st choice for round1'', or new 2nd choice for round 2 if second round etc. if that piece is already gone they reduce by 1 again until they are bidding on an available piece. Now calculate the winners from the subgroup and go back to step 1 if there are losers.

	4. Everyone should now have won a piece for the round. The round is over.

	====subsequent rounds====		====subsequent rounds====
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	Then		Then

	1. Each player's next round choice is examined. If that painting is already gone, cross it out and subtract 1 from each of the remaining choices. Repeat if necessary. If a player has no choices left they are done and out of the game.		# Each player's next round choice is examined. If that painting is already gone, cross it out and subtract 1 from each of the remaining choices. Repeat if necessary. If a player has no choices left they are done and out of the game.
			# Play the round as above.
	2. Play the round as above.
	====game over====		====game over====
	Game is over when either no artwork is left or there are no more bidders.		Game is over when either no artwork is left or there are no more bidders.

Tim at 23:27, 30 June 2020

2020-06-30T23:27:29Z

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	==game rules==		==game rules==
	0. Bring your laptops or something that allows you to edit the shared google spread sheet		# Bring your laptops or something that allows you to edit the shared google spread sheet
			# On July 4 at 2pm (or a time later selected by me) all choices are final. You will no longer be able to reorder. If you made a mistake and have two number 1 choices, the second one will be made a 0 (not played). If you don't have a choice for a round and that number comes up you will sit out that round.
	1. On July 4 at 2pm (or a time later selected by me) all choices are final. You will no longer be able to reorder. If you made a mistake and have two number 1 choices, the second one will be made a 0 (not played). If you don't have a choice for a round and that number comes up you will sit out that round.		# There will be a number of rounds. A round is complete when each sibling bidding has a peice.
			#: a sibling can sit out a round and not bid
	2. There will be a number of rounds. A round is complete when each sibling bidding has a peice.		#: If a sibling has no additional choices then that sibling is no longer bidding
			# Round start with everyone's 1st choice. The next round uses the next choice. The next choice is determined by the rules below.
	: a sibling can sit out a round and not bid
	: If a sibling has no additional choices then that sibling is no longer bidding

	3. Round start with everyone's 1st choice. The next round uses the next choice. The next choice is determined by the rules below.

	===a typical round===		===a typical round===

Tim at 23:18, 30 June 2020

2020-06-30T23:18:26Z

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	=dad's artwork=		=dad's artwork + 2 Copiague pieces & proposed game rules=
	There will be a game played sometime during July 4th after 2pm. The result of the game will be possession and ownership of dad's artwork		There will be a game played sometime during July 4th after 2pm. The result of the game will be possession and ownership of dad's artwork

Tim: /* help */

2020-06-30T23:17:21Z

help

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	==help==		==help==
	I NEED HELP IN FIGURING THIS OUT. Like how to do the math and how to do the coin toss.		I NEED HELP IN FIGURING THIS OUT. Like how to do the math and how to do the coin toss. if you understand the game help your parent.

	==game rules==		==game rules==

Tim: /* game rules */

2020-06-30T23:15:44Z

game rules

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	0. Bring your laptops or something that allows you to edit the shared google spread sheet		0. Bring your laptops or something that allows you to edit the shared google spread sheet

	1. On July 4 at 2pm (or a time later selected by me) all choices are final. You will no longer be able to reorder. If you made a mistake and have two number 1 choices the second one will be made a 0 (not played). If you don't have a choice for a round and that number comes up you will sit out that round.		1. On July 4 at 2pm (or a time later selected by me) all choices are final. You will no longer be able to reorder. If you made a mistake and have two number 1 choices, the second one will be made a 0 (not played). If you don't have a choice for a round and that number comes up you will sit out that round.

	2. There will be a number of rounds. A round is complete when each sibling bidding has a peice.		2. There will be a number of rounds. A round is complete when each sibling bidding has a peice.

Tim: /* the technicalities */

2020-06-30T23:14:53Z

the technicalities

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	I NEED HELP IN FIGURING THIS OUT. Like how to do the math and how to do the coin toss.		I NEED HELP IN FIGURING THIS OUT. Like how to do the math and how to do the coin toss.

	==~~the technicalities~~==		==game rules==
	0. Bring your laptops or something that allows you to edit the shared google spread sheet		0. Bring your laptops or something that allows you to edit the shared google spread sheet

Tim at 23:14, 30 June 2020

2020-06-30T23:14:14Z

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	==the technicalities==		==the technicalities==
	~~There will be a number of rounds. A round is complete when each sibling bidding has a peice~~.		0. Bring your laptops or something that allows you to edit the shared google spread sheet

	: a sibling can sit out a round and not bid ~~(maybe)~~		1. On July 4 at 2pm (or a time later selected by me) all choices are final. You will no longer be able to reorder. If you made a mistake and have two number 1 choices the second one will be made a 0 (not played). If you don't have a choice for a round and that number comes up you will sit out that round.

			2. There will be a number of rounds. A round is complete when each sibling bidding has a peice.

			: a sibling can sit out a round and not bid
	: If a sibling has no additional choices then that sibling is no longer bidding		: If a sibling has no additional choices then that sibling is no longer bidding

	Round start with everyone's 1st choice. The next round uses the next choice		3. Round start with everyone's 1st choice. The next round uses the next choice. The next choice is determined by the rules below.

	===a typical round===		===a typical round===
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	you keep that piece		you keep that piece
	====tie breaking, random number generator====		====tie breaking, random number generator====
	We will agree on one person to deal with the deck of cards. Shuffles then deals one card to each of the tied. Then the dealer turns them over one by one and the winner is the one with the highest value card AKQJ1098765432 with ties broken by SpadesHeartsDiamondsClubs.		1. We will agree on one person to deal with the deck of cards. Shuffles then deals one card to each of the tied. Then the dealer turns them over one by one and the winner is the one with the highest value card AKQJ1098765432 with ties broken by SpadesHeartsDiamondsClubs.

			2. The process will be repeated for all the other pieces of artwork with multiple bidders.

			3. At that point all the losers have a sub-round. one is subtracted from each of their remaining choices creating a ''new 1st choice for round1'', or new 2nd choice for round 2 if second round etc. if that piece is already gone they reduce by 1 again until they are bidding on an available piece. Now calculate the winners from the subgroup and go back to step 1 if there are losers.

			4. Everyone should now have won a piece for the round. The round is over.

			====subsequent rounds====
			If one of the round's players had skipped the previous round then cross out what would have been the previous round's choice and subtract one from the remaining choices.

			Then

	~~The process will be repeated for all~~ the ~~other pieces~~ of ~~artwork with multiple bidders~~.		1. Each player's next round choice is examined. If that painting is already gone, cross it out and subtract 1 from each of the remaining choices. Repeat if necessary. If a player has no choices left they are done and out of the game.

	~~At that point all~~ the ~~losers have a sub-~~round. ~~one~~ is ~~subtracted from each of their remaining choices creating a ''new 1st choice for round1'',~~ or ~~new 2nd choice for round 2 if second round etc~~.		2. Play the round as above.
			====game over====
			Game is over when either no artwork is left or there are no more bidders.

Tim: /* dad's artwork */

2020-06-30T22:51:35Z

dad's artwork

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	The process will be repeated for all the other pieces of artwork with multiple bidders.		The process will be repeated for all the other pieces of artwork with multiple bidders.

			At that point all the losers have a sub-round. one is subtracted from each of their remaining choices creating a ''new 1st choice for round1'', or new 2nd choice for round 2 if second round etc.

Tim: /* the technicalities */

2020-06-30T22:47:46Z

the technicalities

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	: a sibling can sit out a round and not bid (maybe)		: a sibling can sit out a round and not bid (maybe)
	: If a sibling has no additional choices then that sibling is no longer bidding		: If a sibling has no additional choices then that sibling is no longer bidding

			Round start with everyone's 1st choice. The next round uses the next choice

	===a typical round===		===a typical round===

Tim at 22:45, 30 June 2020

2020-06-30T22:45:30Z

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	==help==		==help==
	I NEED HELP IN FIGURING THIS OUT. Like how to do the math and how to do the coin toss.		I NEED HELP IN FIGURING THIS OUT. Like how to do the math and how to do the coin toss.

			==the technicalities==
			There will be a number of rounds. A round is complete when each sibling bidding has a peice.

			: a sibling can sit out a round and not bid (maybe)
			: If a sibling has no additional choices then that sibling is no longer bidding

			===a typical round===

			====For all the pieces with only one bidder====
			you keep that piece
			====tie breaking, random number generator====
			We will agree on one person to deal with the deck of cards. Shuffles then deals one card to each of the tied. Then the dealer turns them over one by one and the winner is the one with the highest value card AKQJ1098765432 with ties broken by SpadesHeartsDiamondsClubs.

			The process will be repeated for all the other pieces of artwork with multiple bidders.