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Clumsy Thief
Clumsy Thief
by Melon Rind, Lúdilo (2013)
Player Count
2 to 6

Player Ages
8+

Playing Time
15 minutes
Categories
  • Educational
  • Number
  • Math
  • Designers
  • Jeanie Mehran
  • Mechanisms
  • Trick-taking
  • Press Your Luck
  • Take That
  • Rating: 5.99/10 from 28 users

    Description

    A hilarious, fast-paced card game reinforcing double digit addition skills.

    The cards consist of various money cards and a few thief and jail cards. The goal is for players to collect the most money. The game starts with players making piles of two cards that add up to $100. Once these starting piles have been made, the stealing can begin. You can steal a pile by putting a money card on top of the pile but the total of the top two cards must always equal $100. Slide the stolen pile to your side of the table. Piles can be stolen over and over again. A Thief card can steal a money pile. A Jail card can steal a pile with a Thief card. The player with the most money when the cards run out wins.

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