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Played at Stephan's place. SAKMIP. Lively discussions on a variety of subjects. This week's photo was made possible by Mike's photoshopping skills.

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Codenames Kevin Caron, Pascal Werlberger, Stephan Reebs 2-1. Clue givers Kevin and Pascal lead their team to the win, as does Mike in a come-from-behind victory. Kevin and Stephan let slip a 4-word clue given by Pascal, but they still win.
Tsuro Stephan Reebs Stephan eliminates Kevin and Pascal at the same time, and then survives one turn longer than Ian and Mike.

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Played at Stephan's place. SAMPIK. This week marks the launch of Mike's Spiritedapp. We want first dibs on any shares that might become available on the stock market. This week also marks the launch of Pascal's career as a sports photographer, with his new Canon 90D. We want pictures of the fast action that takes place during our board games.

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Codenames Alain Haché, Mike Gerdov, Stephan Reebs 3-0. A few triplets successfully guessed.
The Werewolves of Miller's Hollow Alain Haché, Ian Stewart, Kevin Caron, Pascal Werlberger Stephan is the MC, and poor Mike gets screwed by the troublemaker, who transforms him into a werewolf. He didn't notice any changes!
The Werewolves of Miller's Hollow Alain Haché, Mike Gerdov, Pascal Werlberger, Stephan Reebs Ian is a recidivist murderer at Deception in Hong Kong. Because of his kind nature, he has no more success as a werewolf. Kevin was MC.
The Werewolves of Miller's Hollow Alain Haché, Ian Stewart, Kevin Caron, Mike Gerdov, Stephan Reebs Because both werewolf cards are in the middle, and we figure it out, everybody wins! (Except MC Pascal.)

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Played at Stephan's place. PSIMKA. Back to a full crew now that Pascal's sailing season is over. Hurricane Dorian dumped 121 mm of rain on Moncton last weekend, but the HFG is fine and we don't bother to play Category 5.

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Perudo Alain Haché One dice left against Stephan.
Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Stephan Reebs For once Ian is not the murderer; he's the clue giver instead! But he and his fellow investigators do not catch murderer Stephan with his machete and his jacket.
Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Alain Haché, Ian Stewart, Kevin Caron, Mike Gerdov, Stephan Reebs Clue giver Alain and his crew unmask murderer Pascal, with Kevin giving the correct accusation.
Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Alain Haché, Ian Stewart, Kevin Caron, Mike Gerdov, Pascal Werlberger Stephan is the murderer again, but he errs in choosing to kill his victim with ice skates and leaving a computer mouse at the scene of the crime. Clue giver Mike and the rest of the gang catch him fairly quickly.

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Played at Stephan's place. SKIM. Kevin brings interesting IPAs. Some chatting about Hurricane Dorian destroying most of Grand Bahamas Island. But we don't play Category 5.

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Sagrada Ian Stewart Ian dominates in all three objectives and in the favourite colour. 77 points.
Blokus Ian Stewart Three squares left. Lots of penetration jokes.
Seven Wonders Stephan Reebs An awful performance, nobody over 50 points! Stephan 46, Ian 45, Mike and Kevin 44.

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Played at Stephan's place. MAISK. If you count this week and last week, we played five games of Deception, making sure everyone was the clue giver once. Guess what: for the four games that Ian was not the clue giver, he ended up being the murderer. What are the odds of that?

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Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Ian Stewart, Kevin Caron, Mike Gerdov, Stephan Reebs At the last minute Stephan unmasks killer Alain with the help of clue giver Ian.
Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Alain Haché, Kevin Caron, Mike Gerdov, Stephan Reebs Ian is the murderer and Stephan finds him out once again, this time with the help of clue giver Alain.
Deception: Murder in Hong Kong Alain Haché, Kevin Caron, Mike Gerdov, Stephan Reebs Recidivist Ian is caught again, this time by Mike with the help of clue giver Stephan.
Witch's Brew Stephan Reebs Stephan wins with 20 points, 4 more than Alain, Mike and Ian in a three-way tie for second.