(Jaipur) The camel chip

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juliettedlc
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(Jaipur) The camel chip

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could someone explain to me the rule about the camel Chip at the end of a tour?
I thought it was given to the player with the most camel cards, but I see that sometimes, it doesn't, or if the same number of cards, why does it go to one player and not another?
Thanks in advance!
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Een
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Re: (Jaipur) The camel chip

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Yes it is. The trick is, the number of camels your opponent has is secret. So all of them are stacked: you see only the camel at the top of the stack, but your opponent may have more.
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Re: (Jaipur) The camel chip

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I have a physical copy of the game and the rool booklet says that in case of a tie, neither player gets the camel token.
So normally, it should be implemented that way in the source code.

And indeed the camels are stacked (as written also in the rules), so you never now how many camels the opponent has.
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Re: (Jaipur) The camel chip

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I confirm that it is implemented this way.
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