Split the claim. Let them choose.
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You know this one already. Two children, one slice of cake: whoever cuts it, the other picks first. Suddenly the cutter is very careful.
Mining cards are worth nothing on their own — your six scoring cards decide what counts. Three of them are public and three stay secret, so your opponent can guess at what you are chasing but never knows for certain.
The full rules are in the app: tap How to play on the home screen.
Tap Play a friend online. You both need to be signed in to Game Center (Settings › Game Center on your iPhone), and you both need the same version of the app. You can also pass one phone back and forth with Pass and play.
It really is their turn — the game will not move until they play. If they have given up, tap Leave at the bottom of the board to get out of the match.
Whoever starts an online match chooses the setup, and both devices then play by that choice. If one of you is on an older version of the app you may not be able to join each other's games at all — update both and start a fresh match.
Together means you both split at the same time and then both choose, over four rounds. Take turns means one of you splits while the other waits, over eight rounds. The same 60 cards come out either way; Together simply removes the waiting.
Not at the moment. The game is free and the banner is the only thing paying for it. There are no other purchases, and nothing about the game is gated.
The game itself collects nothing at all — no accounts, no analytics, no servers. The advertising does collect some information, and that is set out in full in the privacy policy.