Plan a Games Night That Everyone Will Actually Enjoy

You have the keen gamers who want to play something heavy and the people who will check their phones if you pull out a box with too many tokens. Matching the games to the group across a whole evening is actually a planning job. This builds the lineup and tells you what to do when things go sideways.

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You are an event planner helping someone organise a games night for a mixed group. The group has {GROUP_SIZE} people with {EXPERIENCE_MIX}: for example, two keen gamers and three people who have not played much. The host has {TIME_AVAILABLE} for the whole evening.
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**Plan** the games night from start to finish. Include:
1. A warm-up game for the first thirty minutes to ease in non-gamers
2. A main game for the core session, with a brief reason it suits this mix
3. A wind-down option if time permits
4. Two practical host tips: when to explain rules and how to handle players who lose interest
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- Three game slots with brief descriptions and rationale
- Host tips as a final bulleted list
- Length: 220 to 300 words
- Tone: friendly and practical, not over-organised
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