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🔺Game Title: *Whale Street*
🔺Player Count: 3-6 👤 | Play Time: 45–60 minutes 🕘
🔺Game Overview:
In the unforgiving realm of the stock market
there exists a select few who command the fate of companies
sway stock prices, and amass vast fortunes
They create tidal waves, sweeping across the market with their enormous capital
They are known as... the WHALES!
🔺Mechanics:
Betting and Bluffing
Set Collection
Stock Holding
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🔸Game Overview🔸
00:00 Game Introduction
00:33 Game Setup
02:19 Goal and Flow
🔸Detailed Process🔸
02:39 Stock Trading
04:18 Company Operation
05:46 Earning Call
06:34 Dividend Decision
07:32 End + Variants
08:25 Review
Song: Peaceful Corporate by Stock-Waves
Music provided by https://protunes.net
Video Link: https://bit.ly/41O2NAT
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Game Information: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/396995/whale-street
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3 - 6 players
45 - 60 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting
About Whale Street, from BoardGameGeek:
In the brutal stock market, there are those who control the company, swing stock prices, and build wealth. They create waves that cover the market with huge capital. They are called Whales.
Whale Street is a stock game played in a short time. Players must understand and manipulate the status of the company and invest wisely to win the game.
Each company's status is represented by a combination of tech cards. The tech cards placed on the company board represent the skill status of each company, therefore are applied only to that company. On the other hand, the tech cards placed on the market board represent the market conditions affecting all companies, and therefore are common to all companies.
Reference card shows superiority and inferiority according to the combination of tech cards. Depending on the ranking of the company status, earnings and stock prices fluctuate. Players have to grow their assets, sometimes manipulating, and sometimes predicting the status.