Worry Free Gadgets Skip Bo 52370 card game
A family card game where players build sequential stacks from 1 to 12 using strategy and wild cards to empty their stockpile first
- Color familyBlack
- League or teamMLB
- Product colorBlack
- Suitable forUnisex
- Key featuresCard Games
- Strategic sequencing builds critical thinking skills
- Wild Skip-Bo cards create dramatic momentum shifts
- First to clear stockpile wins the round
- Designed for ages seven and up
- Part number 52370 for easy identification
Family card game for ages 7+
Skip-Bo is a sequential card game from the creators of UNO. Players build ascending stacks from 1 to 12 using strategy and wild Skip-Bo cards. The first person to empty their stockpile wins. Recommended for ages seven and up.
Replaces older family card games
This title upgrades game nights that have relied on simpler matching or shedding games. The jump is worth it when the group wants a game that rewards planning, hand management and timing over pure luck. It supports two to six players.
Limited to tabletop play
The game uses physical cards only and has no digital companion or app integration. It requires a flat surface and cannot be played solo. The fixed deck size caps the maximum player count at six. Buyers wanting a travel-friendly electronic version should look elsewhere.
How it compares
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- Price $18.99
- Cheaper than about 63% of the 1,349 comparable items (median $22.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Worry Free Gadgets |
| Model name | Skip Bo |
| Part number | 52370 |
| Product color | Black |
| Color family | Black |
| More details | |
| Suitable for | Unisex |
| League or team | MLB |
Questions about this item
What table space is needed for the stock, draw, and up to four building piles?
A flat surface large enough for each player's stock pile, a central draw pile, and up to four building piles numbered 1 through 12 is required.
How are the stock pile and draw pile set up, and what common mistake should be avoided?
Deal the same number of cards face down to each player for their stock pile; place the rest as the draw pile. Do not shuffle the stock pile after dealing.
When will the deck need replacing due to wear?
Replace the deck when cards show creases, faded numbers, or damaged Skip-Bo wild cards that affect play.
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