The  McGraw Hill 6th grade book series of games. 
 Instructions: 
Find three coins of different sizes (e.g. quarter, nickle, penny). 
Flip each and record the head/tail value. 
Look up 
the angle degree from Door A
. Flip the three coins and do a look up in 
the angle degree from Door B
.  
Add them and decide whether you have an acute, right, or obtuse angle
. Your opponent may challenge you. 
Look up the answer in the table on the next page. 
If you are right and your opponent didn't challenge you, you get a point. 
If you are right and your opponent did challenge you, you get two points. 
If you are wrong and your opponent challenged you, 
your opponent gets a point. 
If you are wrong and your opponent didn't challenge you, nobody gets a point. 
Your opponent plays next.
 vals[0] |  Angle  | 
|  Coin tosses (largest to smallest):  |  TTT |  TTH |  THT |  THH |  HTT |  HTH |  HHT |  HHH | 
|  Angle (degrees) of Door A |  50 |  32 |  42 |  78 |  80 |  66 |  38 |  58 | 
|  Angle (degrees) of Door B |  22 |  28 |  32 |  40 |  48 |  56 |  68 |  70 | 
   On a different page so the players have to turn to it...