Card game analysis [on hold]
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Today I played a game - there are 22 different symbols in the game.
On each card out of 64 ( i dont know if there are some cards missing) there are 8 of those 22 symbols printed on.
Each card shares exact one symbol with each other card.
So there are no cards which dont have a symbol in common and there are also no cards which are connected by more than one symbol. Its exactly one.
Can anyone explain the mathematical background to this phenomenon?
combinatorics number-theory card-games
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Today I played a game - there are 22 different symbols in the game.
On each card out of 64 ( i dont know if there are some cards missing) there are 8 of those 22 symbols printed on.
Each card shares exact one symbol with each other card.
So there are no cards which dont have a symbol in common and there are also no cards which are connected by more than one symbol. Its exactly one.
Can anyone explain the mathematical background to this phenomenon?
combinatorics number-theory card-games
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What is this game called?
– amd
Dec 1 at 1:18
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@amd Sounds exactly like "Spot It" aka "Dobble" but the numbers are wrong.
– fedja
Dec 1 at 2:03
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Possible duplicate of What is the math behind the game Spot It?
– Daniel
2 days ago
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Today I played a game - there are 22 different symbols in the game.
On each card out of 64 ( i dont know if there are some cards missing) there are 8 of those 22 symbols printed on.
Each card shares exact one symbol with each other card.
So there are no cards which dont have a symbol in common and there are also no cards which are connected by more than one symbol. Its exactly one.
Can anyone explain the mathematical background to this phenomenon?
combinatorics number-theory card-games
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Today I played a game - there are 22 different symbols in the game.
On each card out of 64 ( i dont know if there are some cards missing) there are 8 of those 22 symbols printed on.
Each card shares exact one symbol with each other card.
So there are no cards which dont have a symbol in common and there are also no cards which are connected by more than one symbol. Its exactly one.
Can anyone explain the mathematical background to this phenomenon?
combinatorics number-theory card-games
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What is this game called?
– amd
Dec 1 at 1:18
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@amd Sounds exactly like "Spot It" aka "Dobble" but the numbers are wrong.
– fedja
Dec 1 at 2:03
2
Possible duplicate of What is the math behind the game Spot It?
– Daniel
2 days ago
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What is this game called?
– amd
Dec 1 at 1:18
1
@amd Sounds exactly like "Spot It" aka "Dobble" but the numbers are wrong.
– fedja
Dec 1 at 2:03
2
Possible duplicate of What is the math behind the game Spot It?
– Daniel
2 days ago
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What is this game called?
– amd
Dec 1 at 1:18
What is this game called?
– amd
Dec 1 at 1:18
1
1
@amd Sounds exactly like "Spot It" aka "Dobble" but the numbers are wrong.
– fedja
Dec 1 at 2:03
@amd Sounds exactly like "Spot It" aka "Dobble" but the numbers are wrong.
– fedja
Dec 1 at 2:03
2
2
Possible duplicate of What is the math behind the game Spot It?
– Daniel
2 days ago
Possible duplicate of What is the math behind the game Spot It?
– Daniel
2 days ago
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What is this game called?
– amd
Dec 1 at 1:18
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@amd Sounds exactly like "Spot It" aka "Dobble" but the numbers are wrong.
– fedja
Dec 1 at 2:03
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Possible duplicate of What is the math behind the game Spot It?
– Daniel
2 days ago