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“Remind your group that with every round played, the winner goes up a level, and the loser goes down a level. It’s not a simple matter of only having five lives (despite the name of the game.)”
For our Youth Group I call this game Scissors, Paper, Rock: Five Levels (rather than Five Lives) to avoid that confusion.
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Fair enough too, Sara. You make a good point, it’s just that this is what I’ve always known this game to be called. Thanks for helping others here 🙂