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¿Question #3107?
Nick Danger: Name a benefit to having the "American valley" on a game board.

Phil Fleischmann: It's easier to use than it would be if it weren't on the game board.
ctimmins: Whenever the awful green things are attacking you can take shelter.
Randy Cox: Name a problem with it.
Polgara: there are none
WatchmanX2000: why would I care?
waza: None
matthan: It will be printed in English.
DHEK: There's no intrinsic benefit to having it there, if it's just for the sake of having it there. There has to be a good reason.
TheArchAngel: ?
Elf__Man: like what?
POvidiusNaso: It's not a cuss word.
mrspank: Um... there are "peaks" around it? We're talking about women here, aren't we?
UhhhClem: You don't have to retool. Well, okay, that's a benefit only to the publisher.
prolifekilledmywife: There's a valley?
BeeCeeJay: Um... what?
dwarf: None.
MisterCranky: Well, for one thing, you won't have to watch US Troops go after Osama bin Laden on that.
javelin98: Huh?
shawn_low: Hey, Hannibal Rome vs Carthage had the valley. No one complained about that game.
ssmooth: Easier to use it to pour all the bits back into the box when you're done.
Belash: no benefits
sourwyrm: what does that mean?
Lord_Prussian: I have no idea
The Unbeliever: 42
2amp: ?
darthcliff: More American Valley Ranch dressing?
AWildEep: uh... it's a valley.
scriptorum: You can sing a rousing round of "Down in the Valley"
snoozefest: none
CDRodeffer: Cheaper to manufacture?
Tim Synge: I've googled and it looks as if it would be a good thing to have if you liked speedway simulation games. Otherwise, I can't really see a benefit at all.
djlg: Its flexible, you can find the centre of the board and can pour the pieces back in the box easily.
heli: easier to funnel the pieces into a bag at the end maybe?
chaddyboy_2000: It's kind of sexy.
jttm: Is the American valley an allusion to Busen Memo?
skelebone: The American valley means that your board is less likely to split if you have to backbend it to straighten it.