Description

Welcome to the new card game that PITS THE WITS of all players whatever their age from 6 to 96.

All you have to do is choose your card, place it face down in the middle, then guess the total.

Sounds simple you think?

You still have to OUTSMART your opponent, and it could total zero, a total RUZZE™.

The object of this card game is to OUTTHINK your opponents and get rid of all your counters.

The winner is the first to do so, or play until just one player is left with all the counters.

 

There are eight sets of cards in each of these new card games so this should be enough for all family members to play, or perhaps even two families.

Or if you fancy just going head to head, mano a mano, and take on the hardest challenge of all then just remember no false calls.

 

It has been described as “fiendishly simple, but simply fiendish”, which is the beauty of it, as it can work on so many levels.

For those youngsters just starting out learning numbers, Ruzze is a fantastic fun way to learn.

Not only does this new card game introduce the concept of zero, it does so in a practical, logical way, something many children struggle with.

After that, it is simple maths, as you have to add the card you place face down in the middle to what you think your opponent has put down.

The more players involved, the higher the possible count goes.

At the end of the day, one lucky guess can win, but, for the adults, to win consistently, you need skill.

Remember, you can’t make a false call, so whatever number is guessed before your turn, gives you a very strong clue as to which card they may have played.

Then, just like poker, it is all about “reading” your opponent, their tells, or unconscious mannerisms.

And, as the cards in this game are played in advance, just like bidding in Bridge, what card did they play the last time they guessed that total, and do they even remember? Is it a bluff?

You can now see, anyone can lose, but not many win consistently.