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->'''Games inspired by:''' Indian Hold'em -- [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_man%27s_bluff_(poker) Blind man's bluff]]
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->'''Games inspired by:''' Indian Hold'em Poker -- [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_man%27s_bluff_(poker) Blind man's bluff]]
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->'''Games inspired by:''' Indian Poker -- [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_man's_bluff_(poker) Blind man's bluff]]
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->'''Games inspired by:''' Indian Poker Hold'em -- [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_man's_bluff_(poker) org/wiki/Blind_man%27s_bluff_(poker) Blind man's bluff]]
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->'''Games inspired by:''' Indian Poker -- [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_man's_bluff_(poker) Blind man's bluff]]
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!!Open, Pass (Indian Poker)
->'''Air date:''' June 7, 2013
->'''Air date:''' June 7, 2013
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Jinho didn't even know about red cards. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical and have defined "top" and "bottom". While playing with dealer he also notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So he turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell them apart from digits from their backs. This is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
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Jinho didn't even know about red cards. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical and have defined "top" and "bottom". While playing with dealer he also notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So he turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell them apart from digits from their backs. This is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
Jinho wins and doesn't even know who to give immunity to since all other players were against him. After some consideration (and Sunggyu's gesturing) he gives immunity to Sunggyu hoping to pick up a new ally.
Jinho wins and doesn't even know who to give immunity to since all other players were against him. After some consideration (and Sunggyu's gesturing) he gives immunity to Sunggyu hoping to pick up a new ally.
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Sunggyu has the most garnets so he buys deck of each type right away. He starts playing with them and notices that 2 garnet decks have cards with red backs. This deck is overlooked by others because if player has lots of garnets they buy expensive 3 garnet deck and if they don't many garnets they pick cheapest 1 garnet one. This means he now has a way to distinguish cards from their backs.
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Sunggyu has the most garnets so he buys deck of each type right away. He starts playing with them and notices that 2 garnet decks have cards with red backs. This deck is overlooked by others because if player has lots of garnets they buy expensive 3 garnet deck and if they don't many have few garnets they pick cheapest 1 garnet one. This means he now has a way to distinguish cards from their backs.
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Jinho who has no team today and has nothing to do but to play [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOfMoIgtKtY rehearsals with dealer over and over]] and also occasionally peek over to see what the big alliance is doing. Sangmin and Sunggyu then start distracting him, keeping him in other room.
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Jinho who has no team today and has nothing to do but to play [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOfMoIgtKtY rehearsals with dealer over and over]] and also occasionally peek over to see what the big alliance is doing. To prevent Jinho from seeing too much Sangmin and Sunggyu then start distracting distract him, keeping him in the other room.
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Jinho didn't even know about red cards. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical vertically and have defined "top" and "bottom". And while playing with dealer nuna he notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So he turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell them apart from digits from their backs. This is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
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Jinho didn't even know about red cards. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical vertically and have defined "top" and "bottom". And while While playing with dealer nuna he also notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So he turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell them apart from digits from their backs. This is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
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Jinho didn't even know about red cards. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical vertically and have defined "top" and "bottom". And while playing with dealer nuna he notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell multiplications apart from digits from their backs and that is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
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Jinho didn't even know about red cards. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical vertically and have defined "top" and "bottom". And while playing with dealer nuna he notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So he turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell multiplications them apart from digits from their backs and that backs. This is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
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* TakenALevelInBadass: Jinho who has been completely isolated this entire game, manages to crack it all by himself and spectacularly wins using only black and blue cards (while others are also using red cards).
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* TakenALevelInBadass: Jinho who has been completely isolated this entire game, manages to crack it all by himself and spectacularly wins using only black and blue cards (while others are also using red cards).
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Jinho didn't even know about red backs. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical vertically and have defined "top" and "bottom". And while playing with dealer nuna he notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell multiplications apart from digits from their backs and that is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
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Jinho didn't even know about red backs.cards. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical vertically and have defined "top" and "bottom". And while playing with dealer nuna he notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell multiplications apart from digits from their backs and that is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
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* TakenALevelInBadass: Jinho who has been largely isolated this entire game, manages to crack the game and spectacularly win wihtout even using differently coloured cards.
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: "Genius" title theme starts during [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn53B1BTGms&list=PL9suu7e7YWZ0rw06g9_cOi_cnzpeXeUCc&index=7&t=45m33s Jinho's turn when he is opening his cards and miraculously guesses all of them right]], slowly building up for trick reveal.
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: "Genius" title theme starts during [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn53B1BTGms&list=PL9suu7e7YWZ0rw06g9_cOi_cnzpeXeUCc&index=7&t=45m33s Jinho's turn when he is opening his cards and miraculously guesses all of them right]], slowly building up for trick reveal.
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* TakenALevelInBadass: Jinho who has been largely completely isolated this entire game, manages to crack the game it all by himself and spectacularly win wihtout even wins using differently coloured cards.
only black and blue cards (while others are also using red cards).
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: "Genius" title theme starts during [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn53B1BTGms&list=PL9suu7e7YWZ0rw06g9_cOi_cnzpeXeUCc&index=7&t=45m33s com/watch?v=yn53B1BTGms&list=PL9suu7e7YWZ0rw06g9_cOi_cnzpeXeUCc&index=7&t=45m32s Jinho's turn when he is opening his cards and miraculously guesses all of them right]], slowly building up for trick reveal.
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: "Genius" title theme starts during [[https://www.youtube.
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* ThemeMusicPowerUp: "Genius" title theme starts during [[www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn53B1BTGms&list=PL9suu7e7YWZ0rw06g9_cOi_cnzpeXeUCc&index=7&t=45m33s Jinho's turn when he is opening his cards and miraculously guesses all of them right]], slowly building up for trick reveal.
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* ThemeMusicPowerUp: "Genius" title theme starts during [[www.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn53B1BTGms&list=PL9suu7e7YWZ0rw06g9_cOi_cnzpeXeUCc&index=7&t=45m33s Jinho's turn when he is opening his cards and miraculously guesses all of them right]], slowly building up for trick reveal.
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Each player is given deck of cards. Cards have either an arithmetical operation or a digit on them. Player come to dealer's table one by one and present 20 cards. Dealer shuffles them and puts them on a table faces down. Dealer picks these cards one by one (still faces down) and player chooses to either "Open" or "Pass". "Opened" cards become part of math equation going from the tail end of it towards beginning of equation. Players' goal is to maximize the value of this equation. Consecutive digits after the first one are ignored (so "193" becomes just "1"). If operation is put on the leftmost place in equation, "0" is added before it.
The perfect outcome is then something like 9*9*9*9*9*9= . So players need to alternate between digits and operations. Operations are preferably multiplications or at the very least additions. It is imperative that player doesn't "Open" operation card on the leftmost place of the equation because if it's multiplication then 0 will be added before it, making the entire equation 0.
The perfect outcome is then something like 9*9*9*9*9*9= . So players need to alternate between digits and operations. Operations are preferably multiplications or at the very least additions. It is imperative that player doesn't "Open" operation card on the leftmost place of the equation because if it's multiplication then 0 will be added before it, making the entire equation 0.
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Each player is given deck of cards. Cards have either an arithmetical operation or a digit on them. Player Players come to dealer's table one by one and present 20 cards. Dealer shuffles them and puts them on a table faces down. Dealer picks these cards one by one (still faces down) and player chooses to either "Open" or "Pass". "Opened" cards become part of math equation going from the tail end of it towards beginning of equation.beginning. Players' goal is to maximize the value of this equation. Consecutive digits after the first one are ignored (so "193" becomes just "1"). If operation is put on the leftmost place in equation, "0" is added before it.
The perfect outcome isthen something like 9*9*9*9*9*9= . So players need to alternate between digits and operations. Operations are preferably multiplications or at the very least additions. It is imperative that player doesn't "Open" operation card on the leftmost place of the equation because if it's multiplication then 0 will be added before it, making the entire equation 0.
The perfect outcome is
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Each player is given deck of cards. Cards have either an arithmetical operation or a digit on them. Player come to dealer's table one by one and present 20 cards. Dealer shuffles them and puts them on a table faces down. Dealer picks these cards one by one (still faces down) and player chooses to either "Open" or "Pass". "Opened" cards become part of math equation going from the tail end of it towards beginning of equation. Players' goal is to maximize the value of this equation. Consecutive digits after the first one are ignored (so "193" becomes just "1"). If operation is put on the leftmost place in equation, "0" is added before it.
The perfect outcome is then something like 9*9*9*9*9*9= . So players need to alternate between digits and operations. Operations are preferably multiplications or at the very least additions. It is imperative that player doesn't "Open" operation card on the leftmost place of the equation because if it's multiplication then 0 will be added before it, making the entire equation 0.
Players can buy extra decks for 1, 2 or 3 garnets. Higher the price the "better" deck is, as in higher digits, more addition and multiplication signs.
Sunggyu has the most garnets so he buys deck of each type right away. He starts playing with them and notices that 2 garnet decks have cards with red backs. This deck is overlooked by others because if player has lots of garnets they buy expensive 3 garnet deck and if they don't many garnets they pick cheapest 1 garnet one. This means he now has a way to distinguish cards from their backs.
He wants to hide this from others but Eunji notices his red cards. Sunggyu now has no choice and reluctantly enters the team with Eunji, Sangmin, Kyungran and Yuram (i.e. everyone except Jinho and Poong). They combine their decks, buy more decks and start distribute them among themselves with sets like "all digits have blue backs and all multiplications have red backs".
Jinho who has no team today and has nothing to do but to play [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOfMoIgtKtY rehearsals with dealer over and over]] and also occasionally peek over to see what the big alliance is doing. Sangmin and Sunggyu then start distracting him, keeping him in other room.
Time is up, and players start to create their equations on dealer's table. Kyungran leads with 15 552 points and it seems like she's gonna win, Jinho starts forming his equation and he miraculously opens all the right cards and wins the game with stupendous 35 840 points.
Jinho didn't even know about red backs. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical vertically and have defined "top" and "bottom". And while playing with dealer nuna he notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell multiplications apart from digits from their backs and that is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
Poong goes to Deathmatch and picks Eunji. They are playing Indian Poker and Poong loses.
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* EurekaMoment: 2 moments where Sunggyu and Jinho separately discover two different tricks with the cards.
* HoldingTheFloor: Sunggyu and Sangmin keep turns in distracting Jinho with smalltalk not letting him into the room where girls of their team distribute their decks.
* TakenALevelInBadass: Jinho who has been largely isolated this entire game, manages to crack the game and spectacularly win wihtout even using differently coloured cards.
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: "Genius" title theme starts during [[www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn53B1BTGms&list=PL9suu7e7YWZ0rw06g9_cOi_cnzpeXeUCc&index=7&t=45m33s Jinho's turn when he is opening his cards and miraculously guesses all of them right]], slowly building up for trick reveal.
The perfect outcome is then something like 9*9*9*9*9*9= . So players need to alternate between digits and operations. Operations are preferably multiplications or at the very least additions. It is imperative that player doesn't "Open" operation card on the leftmost place of the equation because if it's multiplication then 0 will be added before it, making the entire equation 0.
Players can buy extra decks for 1, 2 or 3 garnets. Higher the price the "better" deck is, as in higher digits, more addition and multiplication signs.
Sunggyu has the most garnets so he buys deck of each type right away. He starts playing with them and notices that 2 garnet decks have cards with red backs. This deck is overlooked by others because if player has lots of garnets they buy expensive 3 garnet deck and if they don't many garnets they pick cheapest 1 garnet one. This means he now has a way to distinguish cards from their backs.
He wants to hide this from others but Eunji notices his red cards. Sunggyu now has no choice and reluctantly enters the team with Eunji, Sangmin, Kyungran and Yuram (i.e. everyone except Jinho and Poong). They combine their decks, buy more decks and start distribute them among themselves with sets like "all digits have blue backs and all multiplications have red backs".
Jinho who has no team today and has nothing to do but to play [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOfMoIgtKtY rehearsals with dealer over and over]] and also occasionally peek over to see what the big alliance is doing. Sangmin and Sunggyu then start distracting him, keeping him in other room.
Time is up, and players start to create their equations on dealer's table. Kyungran leads with 15 552 points and it seems like she's gonna win, Jinho starts forming his equation and he miraculously opens all the right cards and wins the game with stupendous 35 840 points.
Jinho didn't even know about red backs. He found the other trick. Backs of the cards are not perfectly symmetrical vertically and have defined "top" and "bottom". And while playing with dealer nuna he notices how particular she is about NOT turning them. So turns his multiplication cards upside-down and this allows him to tell multiplications apart from digits from their backs and that is a classic Jinho victory and probably the highlight of entire season.
Poong goes to Deathmatch and picks Eunji. They are playing Indian Poker and Poong loses.
!!Tropes:
* EurekaMoment: 2 moments where Sunggyu and Jinho separately discover two different tricks with the cards.
* HoldingTheFloor: Sunggyu and Sangmin keep turns in distracting Jinho with smalltalk not letting him into the room where girls of their team distribute their decks.
* TakenALevelInBadass: Jinho who has been largely isolated this entire game, manages to crack the game and spectacularly win wihtout even using differently coloured cards.
* ThemeMusicPowerUp: "Genius" title theme starts during [[www.youtube.com/watch?v=yn53B1BTGms&list=PL9suu7e7YWZ0rw06g9_cOi_cnzpeXeUCc&index=7&t=45m33s Jinho's turn when he is opening his cards and miraculously guesses all of them right]], slowly building up for trick reveal.
