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    How To Play The 3 SPOT Game

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    The 3 SPOT game involves moving pieces around a board with 9 squares and 3 dots to score points. The objective is to be the first to 12 points, but only if the other player scores at least 6 points. Otherwise, the player with fewer than 6 points wins. Players must strategize on whether to score points themselves or force their opponent to score in order to win. The game aims to simulate how achieving goals in social justice requires balancing progress for all.

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    How To Play The 3 SPOT Game

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    The 3 SPOT game involves moving pieces around a board with 9 squares and 3 dots to score points. The objective is to be the first to 12 points, but only if the other player scores at least 6 points. Otherwise, the player with fewer than 6 points wins. Players must strategize on whether to score points themselves or force their opponent to score in order to win. The game aims to simulate how achieving goals in social justice requires balancing progress for all.

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    The 3 SPOT game involves moving pieces around a board with 9 squares and 3 dots to score points. The objective is to be the first to 12 points, but only if the other player scores at least 6 points. Otherwise, the player with fewer than 6 points wins. Players must strategize on whether to score points themselves or force their opponent to score in order to win. The game aims to simulate how achieving goals in social justice requires balancing progress for all.

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    How To Play The 3 SPOT Game

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    The 3 SPOT game involves moving pieces around a board with 9 squares and 3 dots to score points. The objective is to be the first to 12 points, but only if the other player scores at least 6 points. Otherwise, the player with fewer than 6 points wins. Players must strategize on whether to score points themselves or force their opponent to score in order to win. The game aims to simulate how achieving goals in social justice requires balancing progress for all.

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    The 3 SPOT game (E.D.

    Bono)
    Pieces The Board is made up of 9 squares, in three of the squares there is a dot as shown in the picture. Each player (only 2 can play) has a piece (the white piece is neutral) which he must move when it is his turn. Object The object is to score 12 points provided that the other player scores at least 6 points - if the other player scores less than six points then the player reaching 12 points is the looser! Whereas in most games the person scoring the highest number of points is the winner - in the 3 Spot game the 'winner' can be the 'looser'. As a result the players have to keep switching strategies: Do I score as many points as I can? Do I force the opponent to score points? Do I seek to avoid scoring points? This game is very much what social justice should be like - move ahead but do not leave others too far behind! 3 Spot Rules 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Starting position: all rectangle pieces must cover the spot (to the right of the box). Each player selects a coloured playing piece for the duration of the game. The white piece is neutral. Play begins when one player moves his/her piece to a new position on the board. At least one new square on the board must be covered by the new position. After the player has moved the coloured piece, that player MUST move the neutral piece to a new position. After each play, the player scores a point for each spot covered by his/her coloured piece. Spots covered by the neutral piece do not count. The player who reaches 12 points wins if the opposing player scores six or more points. If the opposing player scores less than six points, then he/she is the winner. Optional. Players may, if they wish, agree that a high score win (12 points) counts as two wins, and a low score win (less than 6 points) counts as one win.

    Edward de Bono calls it the 'Social Justice Game' - what a challenge!

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