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Super Corners is a mini game of tactic, adding numbers so that the total is a multiple of 5 (5, 10, 15, and 20) while matching colors. Variations are also accessible for multiplies of 4 (4, 8, 12, 16, and 20) and multiples of 3 (3, 6, 9, 12, 15, and 18). Fifty cards are in each mini game and final scores are stored. Cards can be played at any position, provided the two numbers touching have the same color and add up to the selected multiple. When playing with the multiples of 5, first consider the green 4 on the top. What is required to create 10, 15, or 20? Look at the five cards below; the only chance is the green 6. Next, look at the red 10. There is one option with the red 5. The blue 3 has the option of the blue 7 and the black 5 has no options. Click the selected card and the spot on the board to put the card. The light green squares indicate accessible territories to play a card. When two cards form a corner, each touching numbers must match colors and add up to the multiple. Look at the latest card on the right and the corner. The black 5s create 10 and the blue 7 and 8 create 15. Score will be 25, however because this is a CORNER, the score of 25 is multiplied by TWO for a total of 50 points. When three cards make a BAY and a card is placed, the total of the three pairs is multiplied by THREE. Four cards make a WINDOW and the total of the four pairs is multiplied by FOUR.