I don't have an actual copy of the Rule Book handy, but, based on what we've seen throughout Trump's admin, "If you are favorably held in Trump's orbit, are a Trump crony, or are a Trump family member who has not sued him and you get caught in a lie you may modify your statements, depositions, declarations, and legal filings as many times as you want until the examiners get tired of calling out your lies." Just some of those who lied to Congress: Sessions, Jared, Pruitt, Jared, de Vos, Jared, Mnuchin, Jared, Price, Jared, ...  
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Trump: the Game
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump:_The_Game  
"The rulebook was more than 12 pages long."
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"... it sold poorly, with only 800,000 copies sold out of an expected two million."
"... Trump: The Game was unveiled during an event at Trump Tower on February 7, 1989. The game was expected to retail for $25. Trump said at the event that his undisclosed percentage of the game's revenue would be donated to charities that benefited cerebral palsy and AIDS research, as well as help for homeless people. Milton Bradley executives, who had worked with Trump for more than a year on the game, were surprised as they had not been aware of Trump's charitable intentions."
---- http://www.huffpost.com/entry/trump-charity-lies_n_575b4094e4b00f97fba86ae1
---- Trump Said He Gave $1 Million To Charity From His Board Game. There’s No Sign He Ever Did.
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"In March 1989, Vegas World casino owner Bob Stupak challenged Trump to play a round of Trump: The Game, with Stupak wagering a $1 million bet. Trump declined, saying, "It's always possible to lose, even for someone who's used to winning." Stupak then ran full-page ads in the New York Post and The Press of Atlantic City that publicly challenged Trump to play the game with him. Trump did not accept the challenge." [Trump cheats at everything, not just golf. Trump would have won or he would have had his caddy knock over the board and demand that they start again.]
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"In 2011, Time magazine listed the game among the "Top 10 Donald Trump Failures," referring to it as one of Trump's "ridiculous ideas.""
"Fortune included the game on a list of five Trump "business fumbles.""
"Mother Jones magazine wrote, "it's the Trump Shuttle of board games. This is a great game if you don't have very many friends."
"The Chicago Tribune also considered the game to have been a failure."
"Business Insider called the 1989 version "bizarre.""
"The BoardGameGeek website gives Trump: The Game a rating of 4.5 out of 10."