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Page 1: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 2: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 3: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 4: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 5: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 6: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 7: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 8: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 9: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 10: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 11: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 12: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 13: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 14: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 15: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 16: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 17: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 18: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 19: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 20: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 21: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 22: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 23: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 24: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 25: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 26: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 27: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 28: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 29: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 30: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 31: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

Page 32: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

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Page 35: Add the sum of the dots on the domino. 4. If it matches the player's side of the game board, the player places in on their side of the board. If the sum equals six, the player loses

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