Skip-bo is an exciting card game where the goal is to be the first to get rid of all your cards. The game is a modern variant of the traditional game Spite and Malice and offers a perfect blend of strategy and luck. Organize your cards smartly and use the "Skip-bo" wildcard to gain the upper hand!

Game rules:

Each player receives a hand of 30 cards.
There are four common build piles where cards are played in numerical order from 1 to 12.
On your turn, draw cards until you have five cards in your hand.
Play cards from your hand, the top card of your discard piles, or your stock.
At the end of your turn, discard a card into one of your four personal discard piles.

Strategy tips:

Organize your discard piles smartly for future moves.
Be careful not to give the next player good opportunities.
Choose carefully when to play from which option.
Use the "Skip-bo" wildcard with care and good timing.

Why you should play Skip-Bo:

Skip-bo is easy to learn but offers deep strategy. The game keeps all players engaged and wildcards like "Skip-bo" add an extra element of excitement. Perfect for all ages, Skip-bo is a fast-paced and fun card game that will keep you on your toes from start to finish.

ID: 1269

Release Year: 1967

Min. Players: 2

Max. Players: 6

Play Time (minutes): 20

Average Rating: 5.6169

Complexity: Easier

Mechanics: Hand Management

Designers: Hazel "Skip" Bowman

Publishers: AMIGO, Gibsons, International Games, Mattel, Inc., The Skip-bo Company, Super Impulse, Tomy, and Waddingtons