"Learn to lose" ...

I am also heavily inspired by the game. It is the ideal game for all children who have difficulties with losing. Because if I'm playing with a child, I did it with a little skill in hand, adapt and control gains and losses as it can cope with the child of my own reaction rate of the child. Since the individual game within minutes, is also still time for a rematch. So it's never happened to me with this game that a child wants to play "never again" because it sometimes had bad luck and lost. And if two different "strong" Children play against each other, they can compensate for an imbalance due to the different amount of their stack. An ideal match for the Games fundus in the classroom!