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Handicap refers to ways to make weaker players more competitive against stronger ones. In Go, for example, it takes the form of extra stones placed by the weaker player. The goal is to make the game even and challenging for both players.
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Are there any games with handicaps/imbalancing? [closed]
I guess there are home cooked rules you can add to handicap the higher skills players (for example in Settlers - you must put your first settlements on the coast, or your total number dots must be less …
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How can I handicap in Suburbia?
What's an effective way to handicap it?
I was thinking I could simply start with less money, in which case, what would be idea starting amount be? …
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How can I handicap Ticket To Ride: USA, without seeming patronizing?
I'm struggling to find a good handicap for Ticket To Ride.
When I'm playing with newer, or less strategic players, I'm beating them by 50 points or so. … I don't like a simple points handicap, as that can seem patronizing. Instead, I prefer to have a personal handicap, that I don't tell the others about. …
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