Memory: Rehearsal Round

A player list has been added, along with a count of how many turns each player has had (how many times they've won the vote), currently 0 for each player. Hopefully that helps!

Okay, this question makes no sense? Each player votes for a player who they want to have flip 2 cards this turn. That player flips over the two cards that s/he specified. In the event that they match, the player whose name appears on the cards loses, and the rehearsal round is over. If they do not match, the cards will flip over once votes have been collected for the next voting round. Oh, and the winner of the first voting round will have 1 turn already, so s/he gets one less vote in the second voting round.

If that does not clear up your question, could you please rephrase it? I understand it as "What happens if every player but the player who wins chooses cards that are a matching pair?" In which case, the winner would pick flips his/her two cards which do not match, and the game continues. The other players have no idea what the non-revealed cards are. If that is indeed your question, good, but please make it clearer next time. If that is not your question, please ask in clearer terms. The problem with your question is that there is no "right answer," and I don't quite know who "the player that it is" is...

Oh, and just to make sure you're not confused on this point, you are trying to match cards that do not have your name on it. If you match cards with your own name on it (of which you already know where one is), then you are the loser of the game. If this were the real game, you would indeed get the points for matching a pair or even potentially getting rid of a player, but you would be harming yourself in the game. Because once you're out, you cannot vote, you cannot win the vote, and you cannot flip cards to win points.

Hopefully this post has cleared up any possible confusion that you could have had in this game. If not, well... ask another question? Ahahaha!

Yeah, if players 2-6 guess player 1's pair, then whichever player of 2-6 wins the vote eliminates player 1. If player 1 wins the vote instead, then none of 2-6 wins. I tried to cover every possibility in my above answer, so I'm glad it was somehow answered up there.

No. This will not give any profit whatsoever. It was made impromptu after a request from 10k with good enough reason. I figure that you should have some idea of how the game works before playing, even if it makes an already long game even longer. But don't worry, now that you have 6 players in the full game, you're getting a profit from that!

Ahahahaha! True, true. But, that's part of the skill. And, if you play it right, there's a lot that's not actually guessing... But if one person is bad at guessing, someone else is getting a larger profit! So just hope it's not you who guesses poorly! Ahahaha!

You all have 12 hours left! Use your time wisely, and make sure that your votes are in by the deadline. I'm still missing votes from some of you!