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Double Down

Double Down

1993·Thomas Pauli

2 - 8 players
30 min
Light weight: Learn it in minutes

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Double Down, first released as Lobo 77, is a simple game of playing cards to add to (or subtract from) a running total. Players must try to avoid creating a total which is a multiple of 11, or taking the total over 77. Chips, given out at the start of the game, are lost as players fail to keep to these rules. The last player with chips remaining wins.

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About Double Down

From BoardGameGeek:

Double Down, first released as Lobo 77, is a simple game of playing cards to add to (or subtract from) a running total. Players must try to avoid creating a total which is a multiple of 11, or taking the total over 77. Chips, given out at the start of the game, are lost as players fail to keep to these rules. The last player with chips remaining wins.

Designer

Thomas Pauli

Artist

Oliver Freudenreich

Publisher

AMIGO

Categories

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