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King of Diamonds 5-1-2026 21:31
Luffy's Venue: Math Deception Category: Diamonds Round time: 1 phase Number of winners: revealed at end Gameplay: Each round players choose an integer from 0 to 100. The player with a submission closest to the target number gains a point. The target number is the average submitted number multiplied by 0.9 (rounded down to nearest whole number). Additional rules: 1. If two players choose the same number they will both be negated. 2. If a player guesses the exact target number they gain two points. 3. If a player falls 3 or more points behind the player with the most amount of points, they are eliminated. 4. If a player fails to submit a number, the submission will be 50. [More rules will be added throughout the game.) (edited)
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Rule 5. Jammers are items that can be used once each. A player targetted with a jammer will be forced to submit 50
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King of Diamonds 5-1-2026 21:41
Rule 6. If there is a tie, the tie is broken by using the target number before rounding. If there is still a tie, then both players get the point.
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King of Diamonds 6-1-2026 13:45
Rule 7. During day phases, the submission farthest from the target will lose a point. Players who were targeted by a jammer or had their submission negated are skipped over for this. Players can not go below 0 points.
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King of Diamonds 6-1-2026 22:09
Rule 8. Duplicators are items that can be used once each. A player targeted by a duplicator will have their submission weighted as x2 that round. It can stack to an exponential increase (edited)
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King of Diamonds 7-1-2026 13:07
Rule 9. If a player submits exactly 50 then the target number will be average×1.1 instead of average×0.9
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King of Diamonds 7-1-2026 23:05
Rule 10. The final target number will +4 of the previous formula from Rule 9
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King of Diamonds 8-1-2026 23:09
Rule 11. A doubler is an item that can be used once. The player targtted by this item will have their submission number doubled. This can stack exponentially. The submission number can go above 100 through this method.
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