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Yes No Yes No For $N=6$ and $K=2$, all points can be colored black by, for example, performing operations in the following order: 1. Alice colors point $3$ black. 2. Bob colors point $1$ black. 3. Alice colors point $5$ black. 4. Bob colors point $2$ black. 5. Alice colors point $4$ black. 6. Bob colors point $0$ black.  For $N=6$ and $K=3$, below is one possible progression. Actually, no matter what they do, they cannot color all points black. 1. Alice colors point $3$ black. 2. Bob colors point $0$ black. 3. Alice cannot color any point black so that the coloring will be symmetric with respect to her line, so she cannot perform the operation.
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