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What is orthagonal to bingo?

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      I can't prove it, but I suspect the answer is "Connect 4"

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        Chinese checkers

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          Hmm. I guess the definition of orthogonal is the same on one axis, but different on another?

          In that case, I would say that Dungeons and Dragons is orthogonal to bingo, along the "game of chance" axis.

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            Hopscotch

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