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Five & Dime 2011: Most Played Games

Game Score 2011 2010 2009 2008 7 Wonders 1640 65.36% 18.59% new new Dominion 1305 50.33% 65.18% 69.82% 59.63% Race for the Galaxy 760 29.74% 39.29% 46.75% 59.63% The Resistance 455 18.63% 4.94% new new Ticket To Ride 430 18.30% … Continue reading →

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Five & Dime 2011

Yes, it’s that time of year again when I (Mark Jackson) ask you to submit your Five & Dime lists to me in order that I can continue to compile my completely unscientific lists & compare them to each other. … Continue reading →

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Five & Dime 2010: & The Oldest Established Permanent Floating Statistics-Driven Gaming Party on the Internet

Yeah, couldn’t help myself with the Guys & Dolls reference. (If you have no idea what I’m talking about, check out Dean Martin & Frank Sinatra hamming it up a very long time ago… or better yet, rent the movie. … Continue reading →

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Five & Dime: Decay Rates

I’ve been doing the Decay Rates analysis for 4 years now… it yields some intriguing information. I’m not sure my work here is statistically sound (in fact, I’m pretty sure it’s bogus number crunching) but it’s interesting. (That’s your cue … Continue reading →

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Five & Dime: Lo, How The Mighty Have Fallen

These are games that have appeared on the Five & Dime lists before… and have fallen in overall playing percentages. Game % drop from 2009 Pandemic -12.84% FITS -11.11% Agricola -10.14% Le Havre -8.87% Race for the Galaxy -7.45% Battlestar … Continue reading →

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Five & Dime 2010: Nickels (5+ plays)

Game 2010 2009 2008 2007 Pandemic 17.18% 19.53% 19.88% 0.61% Small World 15.06% 15.98% new new Agricola 14.82% 17.16% 22.36% 3.35% Dominion 12.94% 10.36% 13.66% new Race for the Galaxy 11.76% 10.36% 9.94% new 7 Wonders 11.53% new new new … Continue reading →

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