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Naval Wars:
Naval Wars - Five battle boats of differing size are located on the 8 x 8 square grid. The objective of the game is to destroy these ships with the smallest number of bombs possible. Each ship will take up a different amount of space on the grid from 5 squares to 2 squares. A ship must be hit on each grid square that it occupies in order to be destroyed. Players have 3 minutes and unlimited bombs to destroy all 5 boats. The fewer number of misses recorded, the higher you score. Players start with a score of 100. Everytime a bomb is dropped and a boat is missed, the score will drop by one. If you drop a bomb and it hits a target, the score will not alter.
To drop a bomb, simply move the cursor to the required grid square and click your mouse. If you have hit part of a ship, the grid square will become red. If you miss, the square will turn black. Once you have hit all the required grid points, the destroyed boat will appear. Destroy all five boats and the game is over.
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Money Play:
Choose your stake per-point and how much bring to a table as the "Buy-In". You can never win or lose more than the "Buy-In" brought to the table by each player. Money Play games end when a player reaches or exceeds the Target Score of 100points (in 100-point MoneyPlay games) or 50points (in 50-Point MoneyPlay games). The winner is then determined by the application of the following bonus point awards:
"Line Bonus", each player is awarded 25points for each 'Round' won during the game; "Target Bonus", the first player to reach or exceed the Target Score is awarded 100points (in 100-point MoneyPlay games) or 50points (in 50-Point MoneyPlay games); and "Zero-Point Bonus", in the event a player fails to score a single point the other player is awarded an additional 100points (in 100-point MoneyPlay games) or 50points (in 50-Point MoneyPlay games).
The winner is the player with the highest total point-score. Winnings are calculated as the difference between the loser's point-score and the winner's point-score multiplied by the agreed per-point stake. At the end of your game, all the results and how they were calculated are clearly displayed.
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