{"content":[{"text":"THE THE 50-50 50-50 GAME GAME RULES RULES \n The 50-50 Kenyan Board Game is an under the GAIN or LOSS sections for the \n exciting, entertaining, fast-paced, word speciﬁc team. \n guessing game, celebrating over 50 years \n of Kenya's culture. The game which aims To begin the game, the starting team \n to create a fun way to relive memories of throws the dice and advances its token on \n our beautiful country focuses on People, the board by the number of dots indicated \n Places, Events, Historical Figures, TV/Radio on the dice. Should the team land on a red \n Stations, Schools, Brand Names etc. all in or black square, the caller will be required \n relation to Kenya and parts of Africa. to select a maximum of 2 cards from the \n card box and begin to give clues to words \n The theme of the game “Kenya in 50 on the corresponding colour of the square \n seconds” sees players generally competing i.e. should you land on the red square, the \n in different teams, guessing words from caller will give clues to words on the red \n another team member’s explanation with side of the cards and vice versa. The other \n the aim of getting as many answers as team will then turn over the 50 second \n possible in 50 seconds. The game can be sand timer to begin timing the speciﬁc \n played by 4-20 people and up to 5 teams round. Alternatively, should you land on a \n with an average of 3 people per team. white square, the team will be required to \n carry out the action stated on the square \n O B J E C T I V E and then continue with game play, with \n the ﬂexibility to either give clues to words \n from the red or black side of the card. \n The objective of the game is for a team to \n accumulate 500 points before the other The Caller will proceed to give clues to \n team/s. Points can either be gained his/her team prompting them to mention \n through the number of questions any of the 20 words printed on the cards. \n answered from the question cards, or lost Clues are generally short with a strong \n through some of the Supreme Court cards. emphasis on synonyms and associations \n of deﬁnitions that would best describe the \n word without mentioning the word itself. \n G A M E P L A Y \n For example, if the answer is \"Nairobi\", the \n clue might be \"The capital city of Kenya\". \n Each team chooses a game token which Another possible clue might be, \"Oscar \n will be used to move around the board. At Award-Winning Kenyan actress\" to which \n the start of each round, place the Supreme the answer would be \"Lupita Nyong’o\". \n Court cards on the board. The players then \n randomly assign one person as the N.B: The Caller may only use speech to \n Supreme Court Judge who will be prompt his or her team mates. Gestures or \n responsible for keeping score for all the drawings are not allowed. The Caller may \n teams in the notepad provided. Points not say part of any word on the card for \n gained or lost for each team are recorded example “Mountain” as a clue for Mount \n Kenya.","bbox":{"left":0.041659,"top":0.02579,"width":0.9149970000000001,"height":0.946183}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}