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[steelhead]

Hey all,

If you have read any of the Rich Dad Poor Dad book series you would of heard of this game. If you havent you absolutely should.

But regardless, Ive heard nothing but great things about this game as a financial literacy learning tool. Also its a financial teacher, giving investment strategies, and tools to build financial security.

Look it up online. check out some reviews of the game.

http://www.profitadvisors.com/cashflowgame.shtml

There are 2 games, I am looking for people interested in sharing the cost.

The one draw back to the games are that they are expensive.

Could be good to play couple times a month on a weekend......

[Tiger Beer]

I want to play the game..

However, I saw the game in a BOARD ROOM CAFE in Shinchon (Seoul)..

Haven't played it yet.. but read the books, and very interested in it.

[steelhead]

You saw the game at a Cafe????? Thats amazing, its a 200$ game and somewhat abstract. If there was enough interest, Iwould foot the bill but could charge per play. Sounds cheap, but dropping 300 bones on 2 games to play fore everyones benefit is a bit much. Im not Rich Dad!!!

If we could get 10 people on a rotating basis to kick in some cash..... played every week.

Another option, is to have it on a borrow basis. I dont know, Ideas?

[joe_doufu]

I sort of suspect that the game is only really interesting if you've never read the books. It's supposed to point out your misconceptions to you. I think if you play the Kiyosaki strategy you win every time.

[steelhead]

could be some truth to that Joe. However would be interesting to have people do it, then listen to some of the tapes. I dont think it is totally rigged, to favor his strategy 100%. And after that People who wanted to learn, I would have no problems burning the audio tapes for people to learn.

[Tiger Beer]