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Slicing Pie is a board game that teaches players about dynamic equity splits over the course of starting and selling a company in a short time. The game's creator, Mike Moyer, designed it for entrepreneurship classes but found that even his young children enjoyed playing. Those interested in beta testing and providing feedback on improving the Slicing Pie board game can fill out a form on the website to receive a digital copy for printing on 11 x 17 paper using game pieces like Legos.
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