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    The document describes a two-player dice game called Take Your Chances where players take turns rolling two dice, finding the difference of the numbers rolled, and removing chips from a game chart column corresponding to the difference. The first player to remove all chips wins, or the player with the fewest chips after a set time wins.

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    The document describes a two-player dice game called Take Your Chances where players take turns rolling two dice, finding the difference of the numbers rolled, and removing chips from a game chart column corresponding to the difference. The first player to remove all chips wins, or the player with the fewest chips after a set time wins.

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    The document describes a two-player dice game called Take Your Chances where players take turns rolling two dice, finding the difference of the numbers rolled, and removing chips from a game chart column corresponding to the difference. The first player to remove all chips wins, or the player with the fewest chips after a set time wins.

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    Take Your Chances

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    The document describes a two-player dice game called Take Your Chances where players take turns rolling two dice, finding the difference of the numbers rolled, and removing chips from a game chart column corresponding to the difference. The first player to remove all chips wins, or the player with the fewest chips after a set time wins.

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    Probability

    Big Ideas Math


    Game Closet
    Take Your Chances
    Materials:
    2 number cubes per pair
    20 chips or markers per player
    Game chart

    Directions:
    Students play in pairs.
    1.) Players place their markers in the columns. They can place
    them all in one column or distribute them in any way.
    2.) Players take turns rolling the number cubes and finding the difference
    of the numbers on the number cubes.
    3.) Each player removes one chip from the column numbered with the result of the difference.
    If they do not have a chip in the column, none is removed.
    4.) Play continues until all chips are removed or for a set amount of time.

    Who Wins?
    The first player to remove all the chips from their chart wins or the player with the fewest chips
    remaining on the chart after a set amount of time wins.

    Discuss:
    After several rounds, discuss the chip placement.
    1.) How did they determine where to place their chips?
    2.) How did they change the placement with each round?

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    Take Your Chances Game Chart

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