prompt: What are 3 suggestions for board games that I can play with 4 people that are easy to teach and don’t take too long to play. Include the approximate game length in minutes. I don’t like classic Hasbro games.
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chosen.content: What are 3 suggestions for board games that I can play with 4 people that are easy to teach and don’t take too long to play. Include the approximate game length in minutes. I don’t like classic Hasbro games.
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chosen.content: Sure! Here are some suggestions for some easy-to-teach games for 4 players.
  
  • Can’t Stop – 30 minutes – This is a push-your-luck game centered around rolling dice. Players race to be the first lock in their dice rolls to move up columns numbered 2 through 12 on the game board. The first player to reach the top of 3 columns win. 
  
  • Codenames – 15 minutes – Players organize into two teams; each team selects a team leader who gives clues to have their team guess the correct pattern of words from a 5 by 5 grid of word cards by using word association to link various words together. 
  
  • Game of 49 – 45 minutes – This is a competitive auction game where players are bidding on spaces on the game board numbered 1 through 49 in a 7 by 7 grid. Numbers are drawn randomly from a deck of cards then players take turns bidding on it to take control of the space, the highest bid wins. The first player to control 4 spaces in a row wins. 
  
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rejected.content: What are 3 suggestions for board games that I can play with 4 people that are easy to teach and don’t take too long to play. Include the approximate game length in minutes. I don’t like classic Hasbro games.
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