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¿Question #5118?
puffinge: Which version of "playing one equal sign card" do you use in Modern Art? Why?

ocdspectrum: The one that scores the most points.
0Shea0: Art? Why?
Svengaard: Huh?
Woelf: I wasn't aware there were multiple versions.
Poluekt: Dont play
thnikkaman: The player who places the second painting gets the entire purchase. With splitting up the auction price, it causes tactics which force players to lose their turn too frequently. Just a personal preference, but it just seems more "natural"
WatchmanX2000: no no no. you assume incorrectly peckerhead.
DKahnt: don't play Modern Art
gantrell: dont play
Inwardpanic: Haven't played...yet
DHEK: I can't remember how it was when I played it. I've only played it a handful of times and it was pretty long ago.
Nazhuret: don't play
Benzebub: I don't play Modern Art.
aleo09: haven't played
ronster0: the big one
ZiggyZambo: never played
greglios: I've never played it.
bigbadsteve: i havent played this one
puffinge: I like the proceeds to be split.
FrozenHoHos: One of these days I'll actually get to play my copy of Modern Art...
rawdawg: none
brainrob: Didn't know there was more than one version
djlg: Whatever the rulebook in the version I'm using says. Because that's what it says.
CortexBomb: ...the split the proceeds version. Because otherwise it overly penalizes people for having one
meshuggener: I don't understand...
ssmooth: The Mayfair rule. It's the one we learned first.
chaddyboy_2000: I used whatever one came with the new Mayfair rule set. I traded the game away though, so I don't remember the rules.
CDRodeffer: I haven't played MA in so long I can't remember.
skelebone: I've not played Modern Art.
Lord_Prussian: What versions are there? I've never heard of this.
jttm: *blink* *blink* Wha--? You mean a double auction?
Randy Cox: Doesn't that mean that anyone around the table can join in and share the procedes? And if no one does, you get the card for free? If that's not the right rule, I'm playing wrong.