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Win, Place & Show

Win, Place & Show

1966·Thomas M. Divoll, John B. Reilly (I)

Videos
6
Creators
2

Mostly playthroughs and reviews. Win, Place & Show is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 2 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, and 3 recorded sessions.

3 - 6 players
120 min
Medium weight: Teach it in one sitting

From BoardGameGeek

A race meeting consisting of 6 races, each with 6 horses of varying power and characteristics. Board shows an oval track of six lanes, straightforward in straights but graduated on the curves. Although dice play a part in the game there is plenty of room for skillful maneuvering in the course of each race, which can be from 5 furlongs to 1 1/4 miles. An important part of the game is provided by certain marked squares: if you can get your horse to stop on one of these it can overtake one horse ahead of it in the same line, which can be vital considering that only two swerves are permitted in each turn (only one if the jockey is an apprentice). Every horse has a distinctive racing pattern (slow or fast starter, stayer or fader etc.) represented by a set of numbers, one for each turn. These numbers are added to a single dice throw (common to all the horses), so that the speed of each race can vary substantially. There are many other interesting factors too numerous to describe in a short review. Odds on each horse are pre-set and depend largely on the number patterns described above. Originally released as part of the 3M Sports Games line.

Win, Place & Show

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Learn to play

Win Place & Show intro26:49

Win Place & Show intro

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Review

Win Place & Show review21:35

Win Place & Show review

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Watch it played

Win Place & Show 151:10

Win Place & Show 1

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Which Win, Place & Show video should I watch?

Win, Place & Show has 6 videos from 2 creators: 2 reviews, 1 how-to-play guide and 3 playthroughs. They date from 2022 to June 2026.

To learn the rules, start with "Win Place & Show intro" by calandale, which runs 27 min.

For an opinion before you buy, start with "Win Place & Show review" by calandale. To see it played, watch "Win Place & Show 1" by calandale, one of 3 playthroughs.

If you like it, try Camel Up (Second Edition), Backgammon, Camel Up or Pass the Pigs, which share several of its mechanics.

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Win Place & Show introHow to play26:49

Win Place & Show intro

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Win Place & Show reviewReview21:35

Win Place & Show review

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Win Place & Show 1Playthrough51:10

Win Place & Show 1

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Win Place & Show 3 & wrapPlaythrough47:45

Win Place & Show 3 & wrap

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Win Place & Show 2Playthrough33:08

Win Place & Show 2

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Win, Place and Show old board game - how to setup play and review 3M 1966 * AmassGames* vintage betReview7:05

Win, Place and Show old board game - how to setup play and review 3M 1966 * AmassGames* vintage bet

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About Win, Place & Show

From BoardGameGeek:

A race meeting consisting of 6 races, each with 6 horses of varying power and characteristics. Board shows an oval track of six lanes, straightforward in straights but graduated on the curves. Although dice play a part in the game there is plenty of room for skillful maneuvering in the course of each race, which can be from 5 furlongs to 1 1/4 miles. An important part of the game is provided by certain marked squares: if you can get your horse to stop on one of these it can overtake one horse ahead of it in the same line, which can be vital considering that only two swerves are permitted in each turn (only one if the jockey is an apprentice). Every horse has a distinctive racing pattern (slow or fast starter, stayer or fader etc.) represented by a set of numbers, one for each turn. These numbers are added to a single dice throw (common to all the horses), so that the speed of each race can vary substantially. There are many other interesting factors too numerous to describe in a short review. Odds on each horse are pre-set and depend largely on the number patterns described above. Originally released as part of the 3M Sports Games line.

Designers

Thomas M. Divoll, John B. Reilly (I)

Publisher

3M

Categories

AnimalsRacingSports

Mechanics

Betting & BluffingDice RollingRoll and Move
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