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A COMPETITIVE PREDICTION GAME FOR 4–10 ADULTS

Place Your BetsYou know them.
Or do you?

One person secretly chooses A or B. Everyone else predicts their choice. Reveal together, score the surprises, then give the next person the turn.

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For
4–10 adults · friends or a mixed group
The game
Five rounds · everyone chooses once per round
Inside
74 English choices · original 120 also included
Bring
One screen + paper or private notes for each player

No trivia, dares or real-money betting. About 25–45 minutes for a small group; allow longer for 8–10 players or stories between turns.

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THREE REAL CARDS. NO ACCOUNT.

Choose privately.
Guess confidently.
Be surprised.

Four or more of you? Practise a turn below. Read the card aloud; each person needs paper or a private notes app. This is a three-card taste, not a full scored game.

By yourself? Read the cards and step through the instructions to see the rhythm. You need 4–10 players for the full game.

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Full English Host is included with your edition: guided turns, a scoreboard and optional read-aloud.

Tiny Choices1 / 3

Your perfect breakfast leans…

  1. ASweet
  2. BSavoury

STEP 1 OF 4

Chooser: decide secretly

Choose someone to begin. Read both options aloud. That person writes A or B for themselves, then covers it.

ONE TURN, IN FOUR MOVES

The phone stays.
The choice stays secret.

Open guided Host on a phone, tablet or laptop. Enter 4–10 names or nicknames. Keep the screen where everyone can see it; answers go on each person’s own paper or private notes.

  1. 01

    The chooser commits

    Host names the chooser and shows a card. Anyone reads both options aloud. The chooser writes A or B privately first and covers it. Choose for yourself, not what you think will fool people.

  2. 02

    Everyone else predicts

    Each other player writes A or B: what will the chooser pick? Keep predictions private. No guessing aloud, hints or changing an answer after someone reveals.

  3. 03

    Reveal together

    When everyone has committed, the chooser shows their answer and the others show their predictions. Curious about a surprise? Ask what made them choose it.

  4. 04

    Score, then rotate

    The host selects each correct predictor: one point each. The chooser gets no point on this turn. Host moves to the next person. Everyone chooses once per round, across five rounds. Highest total wins; ties share the win.

Pass before the reveal for a new card, with the same chooser and no points awarded. Stop whenever you need to; only a completed five-round game gives everyone equal turns.

RECOMMENDED FOR A GROUP

Let Host lead

One shared screen, private written choices. Host explains each step, rotates the chooser and keeps scores. Optional read-aloud; no microphone.

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ANOTHER WAY TO PLAY

Private taps on one device

The standard player locks each person’s A/B input, hiding earlier choices. Pass the device only for those secret inputs while others look away. This is a different mode from Host.

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NEVER FINITE 74 cards
Place Your Bets
A CHOICE TO PREDICT

Your perfect breakfast leans… A) Sweet. B) Savoury.

Write privately. Predict. Reveal together.
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Two sample cards · In guided Host, keep this screen visible and write your answers privately.

These show the cards. Host adds named turns, reveal steps and scoring. Written answers remain off the site.

FIVE ROUNDS. DIFFERENT INSTINCTS.

Everyday habits.
Unexpected reveals.

Host draws a different card for each chooser in each round. The complete game takes 20–50 turns, depending on group size. You play a selection of the 74 choices each time.

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  1. 01Tiny ChoicesEveryday preferences that are harder to predict than you think.15 choices in the pool

    Everyone gets a turn.

    Each player chooses once in this round. Everyone else predicts on each turn. The next round begins after the last player has chosen; passing replaces a card without using a turn.

  2. 02Unlikely SituationsTwo tempting options in an unlikely situation.16 choices in the pool

    Everyone gets a turn.

    Each player chooses once in this round. Everyone else predicts on each turn. The next round begins after the last player has chosen; passing replaces a card without using a turn.

  3. 03Who Knows WhomThe small social habits friends confidently get wrong.14 choices in the pool

    Everyone gets a turn.

    Each player chooses once in this round. Everyone else predicts on each turn. The next round begins after the last player has chosen; passing replaces a card without using a turn.

  4. 04Plot TwistsA surprise changes the choice. What would they do?14 choices in the pool

    Everyone gets a turn.

    Each player chooses once in this round. Everyone else predicts on each turn. The next round begins after the last player has chosen; passing replaces a card without using a turn.

  5. 05Final GuessesOne last round of impossible perks and personal priorities.15 choices in the pool

    Everyone gets a turn.

    Each player chooses once in this round. Everyone else predicts on each turn. The next round begins after the last player has chosen; passing replaces a card without using a turn.

WANT THE CARD ON EVERY PHONE?

Same room.
Your own screen.

A Shared Room mirrors the current card and scoreboard. It is temporary access for the session: your purchased game stays in your Library.

  1. The owner opens a full Shared Room. Share its link or six-character code with the people playing. No guest account, email or purchase is needed.
  2. The host enters the names. Everyone sees the same card and chooser. The host leads the commit, reveal and score steps.
  3. Keep answers off the shared screen. Each person still writes privately on paper or in their own notes. A room does not collect secret predictions from guests’ phones.

Guests have session access for up to eight hours; the host can end it sooner. Only player names, scores and the current card are shared. Use nicknames if you prefer.

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ONE PURCHASE. YOUR WHOLE GROUP.

Bring a little
friendly certainty.

US$14.99 once. The 74-choice English edition, guided Host and private-input play. Your original English edition is preserved under Edition details in the standard player. Currently in English.

Use your email at checkout. Your private sign-in link opens My Library; return for another game whenever you like. Buying gives permanent access to the owner, with temporary Shared Rooms for friends.

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