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Magic Number (stylized as Magic #) is a game where a contestant tried to set a number between prices of two prizes.

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rdfs:label	Magic Number Magic Number Magic number
rdfs:comment	Magic Number (stylized as Magic #) is a game where a contestant tried to set a number between prices of two prizes. The magic number is a term used in organized baseball usually used in reference to a team's clinching the top spot in their division. The number refers to the number of either wins they must achieve or losses by the team immediately behind them in order for them to clinch. For example, if a team's magic number is two, then if they win their game and the team behind them loses theirs, then they will clinch the division. If they win and the other team wins, or if they lose, but the other team loses two, then the magic number is reduced to one. If playing against each other, then the leading team's magic number is reduced by two for each game that they win.
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dcterms:subject	2-Word Pricing Games Short Play Correct Price is Told 2-Prize Games Pricing Games Easy Winning Pricing Games dbkwik:resource/KYsWbZ0w6BsqCGGDCDwtKg== "M" Pricing Games Estimate as Close as You Can Terminology Active Games The Player is in Command Pricing Games by The Big Doors All or Nothing 1990s Pricing Games
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Titolo	Private Sky
Row 4 info	Cover Up
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Row 4 title	Next Premiered Pricing Game
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Row 2 title	Pricing Game Location
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Box Title	Magic Number
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Data	2009-11-11(xsd:date)
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abstract	Magic Number (stylized as Magic #) is a game where a contestant tried to set a number between prices of two prizes. The magic number is a term used in organized baseball usually used in reference to a team's clinching the top spot in their division. The number refers to the number of either wins they must achieve or losses by the team immediately behind them in order for them to clinch. For example, if a team's magic number is two, then if they win their game and the team behind them loses theirs, then they will clinch the division. If they win and the other team wins, or if they lose, but the other team loses two, then the magic number is reduced to one. If playing against each other, then the leading team's magic number is reduced by two for each game that they win. Image:Baseball Template.png This article is a stub. You can help The Baseball Wiki by [ expanding it].
is Row 4 info of	Buy or Sell
is Row 3 info of	Cover Up

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