"Gyul! Hap!" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in Big Brother Double Trouble.
Rules[]
In this mental puzzle competition, houseguests identify patterns in colors and symbols, with the aim of scoring as many points as possible.
Each round players receive a board containing 9 symbols. Each symbol shows a shape on a background. There are:
- 3 possible shapes.
- 3 possible shape colors.
- 3 possible background colors.
Houseguests are required to find all of the 'matches' on the board before their opponents. A match (called a HAP) is defined as follows: Each of the three characteristics is either the SAME ON ALL SYMBOLS, or is DIFFERENT ON ALL 3 SYMBOLS.
When the board is revealed, houseguests have 5 minutes to name as many Haps (matches) as possible via mail. They would still score points for finding a Hap if they are slower than other players, as long as a correct Haps arrives in Shawn's inbox within 5 minutes to score.
Each symbols on the grid follow a number system from 1-9 and players send the numbers of the 3 symbols that form a Hap (aka, 3 5 2). If the combination is indeed a Hap, they earn 1 point. If the combination is not a Hap, then they lose 1 point.
When a houseguest believes they have identified all possible Haps on the board, then they may send the phrase GYUL. Gyul means that they think are no more Haps remaining. If they are correct and there is indeed no more Haps, then they gain 3 points. However, if they are incorrect and there are more Haps remaining on the board that they have not identified, they lose 2 points.
The final chance for points comes with speed. The first person to send all Haps and correctly send Gyul wins 1 bonus point.
The game consists of only three 5 minute rounds. The player with most points at the end will win the Power of Veto.
History[]
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