Skip-Bo® is the ultimate sequencing card game from the makers of UNO®! Players use skill and strategy to create sequential stacks of cards, and the first player to use all the cards in their stockpile wins.A member of Mattel’s popular family of Uno card games, Skip-Bo resembles speed (or spit) in the same way that
Skip-Bo® is the ultimate sequencing card game from the makers of UNO®! Players use skill and strategy to create sequential stacks of cards, and the first player to use all the cards in their stockpile wins.A member of Mattel’s popular family of Uno card games, Skip-Bo resembles speed (or spit) in the same way that Uno takes after crazy eights. Out of a 162-card deck, two to six players are each dealt 20-card “stockpiles”; the first one to deplete their pile wins. Competing either alone or in teams, players draw from a central pile and stack their cards sequentially onto one of four “build” piles (for example, an eight onto a seven, a three onto a two), using plentiful Skip-Bo wild cards to break up static situations. Deceptively simple and ingeniously designed, this classic game offers plenty of strategizing opportunities, or it can just make a nice backdrop to socializing and munching on potato chips. –Paul Hughes
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Never-Ending Fun Skip-Bo was first introduced to me by my friend at school. We were bored sitting around the band hall, so she pulled out her game and we gathered a group. Ever since then, it has been my very favorite card game. It’s been around for ages; my friend’s grandmother used to play it. It’s certainly stood the test of time. Every day that year during band, we played Skip-Bo in a practice room. If you’re easily addicted to games, beware of this one.
We’re hooked! Classic, addictive family card game for all ages This is a game I play with my kids or alone with my husband – we’re all hooked. It’s simple and quick to learn, without a lot of gimmicks you find with other prepackaged card games (“no, Mom, the floppit can only go in the quirzy pile when it’s a gorpin turn and otherwise you have to pass to the limburger.”)
Skip Bo — Easy And Fun to play! My grandmother showed me this game years ago! I have gone through two decks of skip-Bo playing cards. (162 cards each deck.) If we are not playing Scrabble; we are playing Skip-Bo. Fun for the whole family!If your kids know their colors and how to count to 12 they can play. Or, you can teach them to count to 12 using this game.Skip-Bo is easy and fun to play. Fun to play at parties. Try it!