1. Imitation game «Fishbanks» by Dennis Meadows

2. Victory conditions Higher balance at the end of the game Balance = bank balance + ship scrap value ($250 per ship)

3. Profit Profit = income – costs Income: – Sales of fish – Sales of ships – Bank interest rate Costs: – Fleet maintanance – Ordering ships from shipyard – Loan interest rate – Buying new ships

4. Income Income from selling fish – $20 per fish Selling ships – on mutual agreement Bank interest rate – 10%, if the lowest bank balance is positive

5. Costs Fleet maintanance costs – Each ship in the harbor $50 – Each ship fishing in coastal water $150 – Each ship fishing in deep sea $250 Auctions and mutual deals – Highest bid in auction – Deal price based on agreement Ordering new ships from shipyard costs $300, delivery on next year Loan interest rate – 15%, if the lowest bank balance is negative

6. Order of income and costs Season starts with bank balance from the previous year Expenditures for buying ships Fleet maintanance costs Income from selling fish Bank interest rate (based on lowest bank balance point) Costs of ordering new ships from shipyard

7. Fishing zones Deep sea Max. 2000 – 4000 fish Fleet maintanance $250 per ship Cach on normal conditions – 25 fish per year Coastal waters Max. 1000 – 2000 fish Fleet maintanance costs $150 per ship Cach on normal conditions -– 15 fish per year