Amigo No Thanks! Bedienungsanleitung

Amigo Brettspiel No Thanks!

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AGES

8+ MINUTES

PLAYERS

3-7

The Play or Pay

Card Game

™

Invented by THORSTEN GIMMLER

If you’d prefer to learn to play by watching a short video,

please visit www.amigo.games/game/nothanks.

INSTRUCTIONS

To score the fewest points; players score points each time they collect a

card and subtract points for each counter they hold at the end of the game.

Although this game is designed for ages 8 and up, the components listed in red are a choking

hazard. Please take special care to keep these components away from young children.

Shuﬄe the cards thoroughly and put nine cards back into the box

without looking at them. These cards will not be used.

Place the rest of the cards, face-down, to form a stack.

Give a supply of counters to each player, based on the number of

people playing. For - players, give  counters; for  players, give

 counters; and for  players, give  counters. Return any remaining

counters to the box.

•  Counters•  Cards, numbered from -

CONTENTS

SET UP

OBJECT OF THE GAME

GAME PLAY

If you’re the oldest player, you start play by:

a. Flipping over the top card from the stack and deciding if you will:

i. Take the card and put it face-up in front of you (this means that

you collect the points on the card), or

ii. Say, “No Thanks!” and put a counter from your supply of

counters onto the card so you don’t have to take it.

Each card is worth the number of points shown on the card (but

remember, points are bad!). Counters are good – each one cancels out

one point from a card at the end of the game.

If you don’t take the card, the player on your left must make the same

choice: take the card or put a counter onto it. This continues until a

player takes the card, and all of the counters on it. Sometimes (typically

with cards that have high numbers), play will go around and around –

you’ll get multiple chances to put a counter onto the card before you or

someone else takes it. When you take a card, put it face-up in front of you

on the table and add the counters on the card to your supply of counters.

Every time you take a card, re-start play by ﬂipping over the top card from

the stack. You can then either take that card or put a counter onto it. If

you keep taking cards, your turn continues and you ﬂip over additional

cards. As soon as you put a counter onto a card instead of taking it, play

passes to the player on your left to decide whether to take the card or put

a counter onto it.

HINT: It’s a good idea to keep your counters hidden. Most people

hold them in their closed ﬁsts, but anywhere you hide them will work.

For example, Eli ﬂips over the 11 and decides that he doesn’t

want it. He puts a counter onto it and says, “No Thanks!”

Play passes to Alani (who is sitting on his left).

Alani doesn’t want it either, so she puts a counter onto it

and play passes to Sherry.

Sherry says, “No Thanks!” and puts a counter

onto the card.

It’s now Eli’s turn again. Eli decides to take the card. He puts it

face-up in front of himself, adds the three counters on it to the

counters in his hand, and ﬂips over the top card on the stack.

When you don’t have any counters left, you must take the card.

If you take cards with consecutive numbers, only the lowest number

in the series will count against you. A series can be made up of as

few as two cards. When you collect cards that form a series, place

them face-up so that they overlap, but so that players can still see the

numbers in the corners of the cards.

WINNING THE GAME

The game ends when the stack is gone and there are no cards left to

collect. Add up the points on all the cards you took (only count the

lowest card in a series), then subtract the number of counters you have.

The player with the lowest total wins. In this example, you have

taken cards worth 3+7+

12+15+25, for a total of

62 points. Subtract your

8 counters, and your ﬁnal

score is 54 points.

For example, if you take the 13, 15,

and 16, you will only count the 13

and the 15 when it’s time to score

(since the 15 is the lowest number

in the 15-16 series), for a total of 28 points. If you later collect the 14, you will only count the

13 (since it’s the lowest in the 13-14-15-16 series).

+=28 =13

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Produktspezifikationen

Marke:	Amigo
Kategorie:	Brettspiel
Modell:	No Thanks!
Produkttyp:	Brettspiel
Produktfarbe:	Mehrfarbig
Empfohlenes Alter in Jahren (mind.):	8 Jahr(e)
Minimale Anzahl an Spielern:	3
Maximale Anzahl an Spielern:	7
Spielzeit (max.):	20 min
Vorgeschlagenes Geschlecht:	Beide Geschlechter
Genre:	Familie
Empfohlene Altersgruppe:	Erwachsener & Kind
Spiel-Modi:	Multiplayer
Familienspiel:	Ja
Spiel-Edition:	Reiseedition
Name des Spiels:	No Thanks!
Anzahl der Karten:	33 Stück(e)
Lern- & Ausbildungskompetenzen:	Critical thinking training, Logical thinking training, Fine motor skills training