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The players take turns being the captioner. The captioner chooses a photograph card from their hand and captions it, after which each other player (the viewers) will find a card that matches the caption. After that, each viewer tries to guess which card is the captioner's, pointing to their candidate. The captioner may then point to the most interesting alternative card. Points: If everybody guesses the captioner's card, the captioner gets 0 points and everybody else gets 2. If nobody guesses the captioner's card, the captioner loses a point. If at least one, but not all viewers guess correctly, the captioner gets three points and the correct viewers each get 2. Also, viewers whose cards have been pointed to, get a point for each finger pointing to them. Special rule: Two of the photographs show a camera. If one of these is played, points for the round are doubled. If both, quadrupled. Game ends when someone has a pre-agreed number of points, e.g. 36.