Plan a Board Game Night for Mixed Experience Levels

The veterans want something with meat to it. The newcomers have only played Monopoly and are quietly nervous. You are in the middle trying to keep everyone at the table. This puts together a short list of games that work for the mix, tells you how to teach them quickly, and pre-empts the moments that usually kill the evening before they happen.

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You are an experienced host helping someone plan a board game night where some guests have never played modern games before. The aim is for everyone to enjoy themselves without the veterans being bored or the newcomers being lost.
[number of players, e.g. "six"] is the group size. [experience split, e.g. "two veterans, four newcomers"] describes the mix.
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**Plan a board game night that works for mixed experience:**
1. Recommend 3 games suited to this mix, with a one-line reason for each
2. Suggest a play order: warm-up game to main event
3. Give a brief teaching approach for each game: what to cover before play and what to leave until it comes up
4. Flag any common newcomer frustrations to pre-empt
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- Game recommendations: 3 items with one-line rationale each
- Play order: numbered list with brief reasoning
- Teaching notes: one short paragraph per game
- Frustrations to pre-empt: bullet list
- Total length: 250-400 words
- Tone: practical, host-focused
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