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cooperative-rules.md

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+# The Yacht Dice Game Cooperative Version
+
+![maintenance-status](https://img.shields.io/badge/maintenance-experimental-blue.svg)
+
+Most games tend to be competetive. Here's a version of the Yacht Dice Game that is both competetive and cooperative.
+
+## The rules
+
+1. You need two sets of five (alternately, six) six-sided dice, preferably different colors.
+1. You play with the person to your right. The person whose turn it is is the primary player, and the person to their left is the secondary player.
+1. The person who gets the first roll (Player A) rolls their dice, and the person to their left (Player B) rolls their dice. 
+1. If playing with six dice (useful for younger players), each player picks one die to discard.
+1. Player A and Player B work cooperatively to each build the best possible set of dice for their needs. They can do this one of two ways:
+  1. **Nebraska Rules:** Players can trade dice on a one-to-one basis.
+  1. **Missouri Rules:** Players put all the dice in a pile and cooperatively build their two hands.
+1. Player A gets the full score for their hand, and half Player B's score.
+1. Player B get the full score for their hand.
+1. Play then moves to Player B, who will work with Player C to build two good hands.
+
+## Notes
+
+* Except for the first and last plays of the game, everyone will get three scores in quick succession: 
+  ** The full score for your hand when you are the secondary player.
+  ** Half the score of the person to your left when you are the primary player, plus the full score for your own hand.
+* This does work best when you have at least four people. Six are preferable.