
1967Hazel "Skip" Bowman
Mainly how-to-play. Skip-Bo is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 5 reviews, 12 how-to-play guides, and 2 recorded sessions.
From BoardGameGeek
Each player is dealt a stockpile of 30 cards. The winner will be whoever manages to empty their stockpile first. Cards are played onto four shared building piles in numerical sequence from 1 to 12. On each turn, a player draws until they have five cards in their hand, and then plays cards from: their hand, a top card of their discard piles, or their stockpile. At the end of their turn, a player must discard onto one of their four personal discard piles. Strategy involves the organizing of cards into the discard piles, care in not setting up the next players for good plays, knowing when to play from which option, and especially the timing of playing a valuable "Skip-bo" wildcard. Skip-bo is based on Traditional Card Games: Spite and Malice.
Learn to play
Triple S Games
Watch it played
Rocket Beans TV
Skip-Bo has 19 videos from 16 creators: 5 reviews, 12 how-to-play guides and 2 playthroughs. They date from 2011 to November 2025.
To learn the rules, start with "How to Play Skip-Bo" by Triple S Games, which runs 2 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Bower's Game Corner #685: Skip-Bo Review" by Bower's Game Corner. 5 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Happy Birthday! Wir feiern 100 Jahre Du bist!" by Rocket Beans TV, one of 2 playthroughs.
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From BoardGameGeek:
Each player is dealt a stockpile of 30 cards. The winner will be whoever manages to empty their stockpile first. Cards are played onto four shared building piles in numerical sequence from 1 to 12. On each turn, a player draws until they have five cards in their hand, and then plays cards from: their hand, a top card of their discard piles, or their stockpile. At the end of their turn, a player must discard onto one of their four personal discard piles. Strategy involves the organizing of cards into the discard piles, care in not setting up the next players for good plays, knowing when to play from which option, and especially the timing of playing a valuable "Skip-bo" wildcard. Skip-bo is based on Traditional Card Games: Spite and Malice.