Then race to get all your game pieces around the board to the finish zone, but be careful! You might get into trouble! Can you get all 4 of your pieces around the board without getting bumped and sent all the way back to the beginning? Keep your luck going, and send your opponents back to their starting space in this classic race-and-chase game. Getting into trouble has never been so much fun! The excitement begins as soon as you press the classic Pop-O-Matic bubble to roll the die. Can you chase your opponents around the board without getting into trouble and getting sent back to the starting line? The first player to get all four game pieces to the finish zone wins the game. The suspense builds as you try to land on the Double Trouble or Warp spaces that give you additional powers. If pawn of another player is bumped, the bumped pawn. Each pawn needs to travel around the board and finish on the Finish lane. Pawns can enter the track from Home base only on a roll of six. Each turn player rolls a die using the Pop-O-Matic and selects one of his pawns to move. The only safe areas are homebase and your start spot.Get ready to race to the finish line in this exciting game with the classic Pop-O-Matic bubble that holds and rolls the die. The game is abstract, each player has set of pawns of his color. Becca Scott is your game tutor, explaining the game mecha. When your pegs are all home, you use your cards to help your partner. Tabletop games are super fun, but learning the complicated directions and rules can be a challenge. Players may not pass their “end of the circle” while moving in the circle unless using a 4 card. You cannot pass any peg in its own start spot. If you land on any peg it goes back to that player’s waiting area. If you cannot play, then discard one card per round. You must play a card if possible, even if you must send your partner back to their waiting area. If you are in your start spot you may use a Queen to get on and go around the circle. Short Cut: If you land on a spot on the circle, you may then go around the circle. There are two holes at the bottom of your waiting area to help keep track of your inability to play. If you are not able to start play (no Ace, King or Joker) for two deals you must use your lowest card as a get out card on the third deal. NOTE: The 7 is the only card that can be split among more than one peg. King and Joker: Come out only, no forward movement. Or circle the loop from your own start spot to the end of the circle. Or trade places with any player not in homebase or their start spot. If unable to use all seven moves the card is not playable and must be discarded or a different card must be used.Ĩ - 10: Move the face value of the card forward. One player deals the entire deck, then the next player deals.Ģ - 3: Move the face value of the card forward.ĥ - 6: Move the face value of the card forward.ħ: Can be moved in a single play or can be split amongst two or more of players pieces. After all cards have been played or discarded, deal 5 more cards to each player. Each player plays one card per turn and moves their pegs according to the move values below. The player to the left of the dealer starts the play. Shuffle two decks of standard poker playing cards including jokers. Suggested Rules: (But as with all games, House Rules prevail)
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