Rack-O Game

Growing up playing Rack-O, I was super excited to see this classic family game added to this year's catalog! Each player is dealt 10 cards to place in a rack with slots numbering 5-50 (counting by fives). The first card that is dealt is placed in the 50 slot, the second 45 and so on down the line until you reach the number 5 slot. The remainder of the deck is then placed face down in the middle to be used as the draw deck. Each card pictures a number ranging from 1-60, making the object of the game to be the first to organize your cards from the lowest number to the highest. Numbers need not be in consecutive order (although additional points can be rewarded for runs), but each card must be lower than the one that follows. An example of a "Rack-O" might look something like this: 3, 12, 13, 32, 36, 41, 48, 49, 52, 60. To achieve this players take turns drawing cards from the deck to replace unneeded cards currently in their rack. Contents include 4 plastic racks and 60 cards. 2-4 players. - Tasha

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