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1 Get 20 points for each COMPLETE hexagon
In the bag are 30 blue triangles, 15 red triangles, 15 green triangles and 10 yellow triangles (rare!!) Team 1 has to use 3 blue, 2 green and 1 yellow triangle to make each of their three hexagons. Team 2 has to use 3 blue, 2 red and 1 yellow triangle to make each of their three hexagons. Get 20 points for each COMPLETE hexagon Beware - each unused piece held by each team means losing points!!! Blue minus 1 point, red/green minus 3 points, yellow minus 6 points!! Team 1: Team 2:

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