If the player's guess was correct, the opponent must tip the panel over, revealing it for all to see.

The active player can now end the turn and add the panel drawn at the start of the turn to his or her code. A panel added to a code at this time remains hidden from the other players, making the code even harder to crack.

If the player wants, though, he or she can also make another attack. In fact, attacks can continue until a wrong guess is made or until the player chooses to stop.