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GOLDILOCKS VEGAS

Get everything just right in this Vegas-style process of elimination game
inspired by the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears.

Remember Goldilocks? The little girl who broke into the home of a family of
three bears, sat on their chairs, ate their porridge, and slept in their beds?
Well, that little girl grew up and went to Vegas where she now shares her
experience with you.

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refresh the page. To play without JavaScript enabled, you need a friend and two
decks of Pinochle cards.

Eight of each card, Ace, King, Queen, Jack, Ten, and Nine, are arranged in
stacks in a row in front of the you. Your friend, Goldilocks, shuffles the
remaining cards and places four in a column.

You have five tries to figure out which card belongs in each row. Each card may
be too high or too low or just right for its row. For a wager of 20 points,
Goldilocks will show you how many cards were too high with red markers, how many
were too low with blue markers, and, by process of elimination, how many were
just right. If all of them were just right, Goldilocks will pay out 300 points!

To begin, drag a card from a stack to an unoccupied row in the first column
(highlighted in yellow). Or, if you prefer, you may tap the card to select it
and then tap the unoccupied row. If you tapped the wrong card, tap it again to
unselect it. Repeat until you have placed a card in each row of the first
column.

Once you have placed a card in each row of the first column, three things will
happen. First your score will decline by your wager of 20 points. Second,
Goldilocks will place her markers at the top of that column to indicate how many
cards were too high (red markers) and how many cards were too low (blue
markers). Third, if all of the cards were just right, she will reveal the
solution and pay out 300 points. Otherwise she will let you place cards in the
next column (now highlighted in yellow) in the same way you had done in the
first column (no longer highlighted).

Once you have placed a card in each row of this column, the same thing will
happen for this column as happened for the first column. Except, you only get
five tries, so, if any of the cards in the fifth column were too high or too
low, Goldilocks will reveal the solution.

Questions/Comments? Email Craig Schiller. Copyright © 2013-2019 Craig Schiller.
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Remember Goldilocks? The little girl who broke into the home of a family of
three bears, sat on their chairs, ate their porridge, and slept in their beds?
Well, that little girl grew up and went to Vegas where she now shares her
experience with you.

You have five tries to figure out which card belongs in each row. Each card may
be too high or too low or just right for its row. For a wager of 20 points,
Goldilocks will show you how many cards were too high with red markers, how many
were too low with blue markers, and, by process of elimination, how many were
just right. If all of them were just right, Goldilocks will pay out 300 points!

To begin, drag a card from a stack to an unoccupied row in the first column
(highlighted in yellow). Or, if you prefer, you may tap the card to select it
and then tap the unoccupied row. If you tapped the wrong card, tap it again to
unselect it. Repeat until you have placed a card in each row of the first
column.

Once you have placed a card in each row of the first column, three things will
happen. First your score will decline by your wager of 20 points. Second,
Goldilocks will place her markers at the top of that column to indicate how many
cards were too high (red markers) and how many cards were too low (blue
markers). Third, if all of the cards were just right, she will reveal the
solution and pay out 300 points. Otherwise she will let you place cards in the
next column (now highlighted in yellow) in the same way you had done in the
first column (no longer highlighted).

Once you have placed a card in each row of this column, the same thing will
happen for this column as happened for the first column. Except, you only get
five tries, so, if any of the cards in the fifth column were too high or too
low, Goldilocks will reveal the solution.

Questions/Comments? Email Craig Schiller. Copyright © 2013-2019 Craig Schiller.
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