Playing The Board Game: Sushi Go !

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For today's game lab, our group decided that we would play this board game called Sushi Go!.
Sushi Go! Our group consisted of six people: Sinjin, Andrew, Mitchell, Kevin, Richard, and myself. Every player starts the game off by being dealt 7 cards.

The goal of the game is to place a card down and pass your hand to the next player. The cards being placed down are then flipped and used to chain together for points. Whoever has the most amount of points by the end of the round wins. The first couple of rounds the passing of our hands went by somewhat slow. We were still in the process of attempting to figure out the best possible combinations of cards to get the most points. Each player approached the game a little differently. In my case,

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