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In/Out Games help
bebetter
Core Member
Hi,
I have some question on In/out games regarding chaining, probably will take 15-30 minutes to explain to me, I just don't get it from JY, willing to pay for someones time via zoom. Thank you.
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Is it on a particular in/out game, or general questions?
It is a general question regarding bi conditionals and a general overview
Hi @bebetter
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