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Is the idea that we would be developing only published games (with the permission of the publisher) or would we have the opportunity to develop unpublished games, in order to get access to your enormous pool of potential play-testers? If it's the latter, I'm excited....

Cheers,
Sean

For anyone who may be interested, Brian Durkin has posted a Haggis strategy challenge on his blog. It gives you a hand to play, you have the lead, and asks how you'd try to play the hand.

jratana1 wrote:Exciting! How do we claim our prize?

My understanding is that the publisher has your email address and will contact you directly in order to get your shipping information.

Congratulations! I was hoping nobody would remain eligible, but I kept getting beaten by better players....

Cheers,
Sean

Yes, I have directly asked Sean yesterday, and he said me the 5 boxes will be given randomly to 5 players with a better ELO than him. To be clear, I said I believe that is what is happening. While I'm the target being used to set the entry criteria for the contest - which I didn't know about until ...

I'd just like to repeat the call for this feature. If the manual sort is too time consuming/difficult, than a "Are you sure you want to defuse your bomb?" message for rainbow and suited bombs that are being broken up (in a way that does not leave you holding a hidden bomb any longer) would...

As many of you will already know, Haggis has been available for online play here at boardgamearena.com for the past week. The implementation is very good and the game has had over 500 plays so far. One thing that makes this site interesting for competitive players is the Elo rating system that track...