How to play Break up into 5 or 6 teams Each team starts with 20 Xs Each team gets a question If you get it right you get to remove 1 X from another teams board If you get it wrong you must remove 1 X from your board ID: 481598
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GRUDGE BALLSlide2
How to play
Break up into 5 or 6 teams
Each team starts with 20 “X’s”
Each team gets a question
If you get it right, you get to remove 1 “X” from another team’s board
If you get it wrong, you must remove 1 “X” from your board
BUT before you remove the “X”, you have a chance to increase the ability to get other teams to hate them
From the 1
st
line = 1 extra “X’s”
From the 2
nd
line = 2 extra “X’s”
You may take them all from one team or split them up
Each team takes turns
No more “X’s”? You’re out.
BUT you can get back on the board.
Answer a question correctly AND take a shot. YOU MUST do both! Make the shot, you’re back on the board
1
st
line = 2 “X’s”
2
nd
line = 3 “X’s”Slide3
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