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Market Share is an extremely fun and competitive game that will get the room off their seats with emotions, but at the same time provoke the passion and education required to excel as an entrepreneur in everyday real business. I love it!

Market Share is a game that teachers can use not just on a Friday afternoon, but as an essential part of the learning process. You really are getting a game that satisfies a number of key areas.

Nick Hindson played Market Share with around 50 students from MIOMO. Even though these 17-24 year olds came from very diverse backgrounds, they all shared a positive report. It was encouraging to see the game stimulate their desire to become fiscally savvy and interested in business.

I had no idea what to expect when I sat down to play Market Share and I couldn't have been more impressed! The game had my brain working overtime from start to finish and struck a perfect balance between a fun competitive board game and a really valuable learning and development tool.

It is not everyday that children and adults alike engage in a fun and educational activity that results in a snowball of enthusiasm to grow their responsibility and productivity to new levels. Market Share - The Game, positively rewards participants in the kind of strategic thinking that is cornerstone to develop success, leadership and mastery in the world of business and life.

Market Share is a double edged sword. It really is the pinnacle of mixing learning with entertainment. I've gained so much insight into management, educated risk taking, negotiation and confidence through my first game alone. Market Share, once experienced, is appealing to everyone, and is definitely not exclusive to people interested in Business or Economics. Playing on humans nature to survive, this board game is a joy to all.

It brings out all the competitive nature in you, you’ve got so much to learn from it, it’s a no brainer, you’d definitely play the game again.

I found the game extremely fun, trying to out wit your opponent and get a head in the game or 'out of the rat race'. The game is a great representation to real life and can be used to benefit many students/young adults as they go out into the real world. The game gives people the opportunity to be financially educated (something the school systems do not teach).

Market share is a great game which incorporates math, logic, risk, and discussion together while still letting people adapt the rules to their own choosing without changing the general flow of the game. I liked how the game is easily adapted to suit any group playing it.