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Virtual Coin Flip Game - Agile Game - Miro

This is the Virtual Coin Flip Game. It goes by many names... the penny game, etc. It's great for 5-10 people and teaches the evils of batch sizing, waiting for hand-offs, etc. The instructions can be found below in the description. I could not have accomplished this without the great people in this video. Please see their LinkedIn Profiles below. 👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇👇 💰💰💰 Support the Channel? 💰💰💰 Buy me a coffee - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/AGWJ Buy the Swag! Swaaaaaaaag! - https://shop.spreadshirt.com/agile-ga... Miro Subscription - https://miro.grsm.io/AGWJ 📕 📗 📘 The Flow System Training - Coupon Code 📕 📗 📘 10% Discount on The Flow System Foundations Course COUPON CODE: agilejames10 ​ ​ Silver Plan - https://pdn.thinkific.com/bundles/tfs... Gold Plan - https://pdn.thinkific.com/bundles/tfs... Platinum Plan - https://pdn.thinkific.com/bundles/tfs... 👤👤👤 Gamers 👤👤👤 Steve Fraser - LinkedIn Profile:   / swbfraser   Tim Nolan - LinkedIn Profile:   / nolantim   Aruna Chandrasekharan - LinkedIn Profile:   / arunachandrasekharan   Tim Dickey - LinkedIn Profile:   / timdickey   🔗🔗🔗 Link to the Template 🔗🔗🔗 Miro Template - https://miro.com/miroverse/penny-game/ Mural Template - https://app.mural.co/template/009c537... Creator - Unkown- but I created this template :) 🦋🦋🦋 Social Links 🦋🦋🦋 LinkedIn -   / agilegameswithjames   Youtube -    / @agilegameswithjames   🎞️🎞️🎞️ Video Shortcuts 🎞️🎞️🎞️ (Click the time to jump to the section of interest) My intro - 0:00 Game Instructions - 1:45 Round 1 - 09:16 Round 2 - 12:20 Round 3 - 13:03 Round 4 - 15:42 Retro - 16:32 ✏️✏️✏️ Game Rules ✏️✏️✏️ Note: Always copy the template and lockdown everything that does not need to be moved or edited by the player. People – “Workers” – Seated at the table 4 People – “Managers” – Standing behind the Workers with stopwatches/cell phones 1 Person – Scribe/Facilitator – Writes down the times on the Flipchart & with a stopwatch/cell phone tracks how long it takes to process all the coins from start to finish 1 Person – Customer/Exec. – Has a stopwatch/cell phone tracking the time from the first coin from start to finish. Setup: Give the 20 coins to the first “worker” with all of the coins facing heads side up (Green). Setup the flip chart at a pace visible to all. (Chart to write times down) Objective: To process the 20 coins through the system of workers as fast as possible. To be processed, coins must be flipped – one at a time by the workers and with their left hand only – and then passed to the next worker in the chain who will do the same. Once the coins have been processed by all four workers, they are considered “done” with the round. Workers may only pass the coins once the full batch of coins is complete. Objective: To process the 20 coins through the system of workers as fast as possible. To be processed, coins must be flipped – one at a time by the workers and with their left hand only – and then passed to the next worker in the chain who will do the same. Once the coins have been processed by all four workers, they are considered “done” with the round. Workers may only pass the coins once the full batch of coins is complete. Further instructions: The managers of each worker will time how long it takes for their worker to process the 20 coins. Starting from when they pick the first one up and ending when they pass all coins to the next person. The Scribe/Facilitator will also be timing how long it takes for the 20 coins to be processed completely The Customer/Exec. will also be timing how long it takes for the first coin to be processed completely. In each, round, the facilitator will capture the time for each worker, the time for the first coin and the time for all 20 coins to be processed. Rounds: Round One: Workers operate in batches of 20 i.e. they may only pass coins to the next worker once they have flipped all 20 coins. Round Two: Workers operate in batches of 10 i.e. they may pass a batch of 10 coins to the next worker once they have flipped 10 coins. Round Three: Workers operate in batches of 5 i.e. they may pass a batch of 5 coins to the next worker once they have flipped 5 coins. Round Four: Workers operate in batches of 1 i.e. they may pass each coin to the next worker once they have flipped it. Endgame Analysis: At the end of round 4, the facilitator will lead the group through the analysis of the timings. #agilegame #bottleneck #scrum - Thanks again keep on learning