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Triple Ha!

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Triple Ha! is the game of cardboard credit rating agencies. Introduce yourself in the big circus involving states, rating agency and crisis phenomena! Each player takes charge of a State and starts with a more or less average (of course, Italy is worse off than Germany to start) notation. The State card is used to record scores. Each turn, one of the states plays the role of the CRA. The CRA chooses a Crisis card among the first three on the top of the pile and puts the States to the test: 1) CRA requests States an estimate of a real quantified data. The more a state is mistaken, the lower its rating will fall... 2) CRA suggests a crazy imitation on the subject of the Crisis card. The most convincing State may increase its rating by three grades. After 9 turns (about 30 minutes), the game ends and the State with the best rating will be declared "Survivor of the Crisis." "Triple HA!" is both informative and humorous and deliberately shifting between tragedy and comedy, in order to discuss the crisis without over-dramatization. This game will lighten up your evenings even when the CAC 40 is down 1.15%!

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