Baseball Trading Game
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A game that I invented about trading baseball players.
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- Printables
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- Action Figures & Statues
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Just print and play. You do need baseball cards. I would recommend having 12 players on a team (four 1 star players, four 2 star players, and four 3 star players) or you can do 9 players on a team (three 1 star players, three 2 star players, and three 3 star players). I would put a bottom plate so the coins don’t fall over. If you make 5 teams, than make 120 coins. For every team you make 24 coins unless you do 9 players on a team in which you have to print 18 coins. Rules: You start by randomly drawing 3 players. Then you get as many coin as you need to make your team worth 15 coins. Each star counts as a coin. So say you draw one 1 star player and two 2 star players, that would equal 5 stars or 5 coins so you would do 15 minus 5 to get 10 extra coins. The objective of the game is to get a full team of the same color. You can barter with other players to make or lose money. You can not pass on a turn. These are the basic rules but comment me if you have any questions. BTW you have to duplicate the files to print and you need as many baseball cards as you have holders. This is what I have learned so far but I haven’t played very much. Comment what works best for you. This is a 3-however many teams you print. It isn’t very good with 2 people because there’s not enough money to go around.