ven bite if other players can compete faster than expected.

What do you need to play? Enough space for 12 cards in front of each player Positive side effects: hands free during play so you can count points and eat snacks. The rules of the game are so easy that little talk is no problem during your turn.

Advice:

● Suitable for family, adults, children, travel, holiday games, birthday gifts, special gifts

● The more you have at least 2 players, the more fun the game.

● Especially suitable for kids:

Educational Game: Train math and concentration skills
No games to compete directly; no way for all players to play on their own and "scratch" other players directly
Handsfree: Cards remain on the table, no need to hold in your hand

36:T66b,The instructions were challenging! 3 people gave up on them before we decided to take it step by step and play it out. I 2nd the YouTube suggestion, that’s how we learn to play most new games we get, but basically: Arrange 12 cards facedown (for every player) in 4 rows of 3. Each player starts by flipping 2 of their cards face up. All other cards are in a draw pile (Flip 1 up for a discard pile, too). The goal is to have the lowest total points at the end of the round, Each player takes a turn...they can either draw from the draw pile or discard pile. If they draw from the discard pile, they must replace it with one of the 12 cards in front of them...either facedown or faceup cards. If they draw from the draw pile, after seeing the card they must decide if they want to keep it or discard it, depending on how high or low the card is (for example, if you have a 12 showing in front of you, and you draw a 2, you definitely want to kee