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At each turn, the number a player has made on the previous round is increased

or decreased (happy or sad face) by the power indicated on the number dice and

each time the player records the amount.

For example if round one gives a player 1000 and they roll 2 and a happy face on

their second turn, this is 1000 x 10 x 10 = 100 000 (10

in total), which is

recorded in their Turn 2 space.

If ‘Pick up’ or an ‘Exclamation mark’ (miss a turn) is rolled, the other dice is

ignored. If these are rolled at the same time the player can choose which to do.

If a player goes bust (is at zero or less) they begin again on their next turn with

10 and a positive roll (as they did at the beginning of the game).

At the end of the game, each player must write out in words their final score. The

winner is the player with the highest number at the end of the game.

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