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(More customer reviews)Anyone who likes euchre should like this game. You play it with a double euchre deck (9's thru aces); therefore, there are 2 of every suite, including bowers. Have played it with 2 people and 4 people; much more fun with 4 people. It can be played by 3 people, but I haven't , so I can't comment on it.
My major beef with this product is the cost. I was aghast to see what was in the package when I got it - a couple of scoresheet pads, 1 deck of moonshot euchre cards, and the rules. Very much overpriced for what you get. Find someone who has the rules, copy their scoresheet, buy cards at WalMart and you're in business for probably $5 or thereabouts. Also - I marked it fairly low on durability because like all playing cards, you'll end up having to buy new cards anyways at some point - playing cards get sticky, fragile, etc.
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Moonshot Euchre is played with a double deck of 32 casino-quality cards; there is two of every Ace, King, Queen and Jack in all four suits to make the game more challenging!Players receive eight cards each and get one opportunity to bid on the number of tricks their side might take if they win the bid.If the side with the highest bid fails to make their book, they lose points.The game goes to 52 and scores are kept on one of the 150 special score sheets.Play Time:20-30 minutes. For 2, 3 or 4 players, ages 12 and up.Contents:1 deck of cards, 150 score sheets (2 pads) and instructions.
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