Asmodee – Asmodee USA

Money

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$12.99 $19.99 In stock

Category: Allplay

Your goal in Money! is to trade currencies with the bank and other players so that you end up with more value than anyone else.

Each player starts with a hand of six cards from a deck that contains cards in seven currencies ranging in value from 20-60, along with coins worth 10. Four cards from the deck are placed face up to its left and to its right.

In a round, each player chooses a bid of one or more cards from their hand, then everyone reveals their bid simultaneously. Whoever bid the highest sum takes the four cards to the left or right of the deck or another player's bid, adds these cards to their hand, then places their bid next to the deck or in front of the player whose bid they took. (Alternatively, the player can return their bid to hand.) Then the next player with the highest bid resolves their bid similarly. Once all players have resolved their bids, draw cards from the deck to refill the lots to the left and right of the deck to four cards. When the deck runs out, play one final round, then score your cards in hand.

If you have 200 or more in a single currency, score that many points. If you have less than 200 in a currency, subtract 100 from that amount but don't go below 0. If you have all three 20s or 30s in a currency, score 100 points in addition to whatever the currency itself scores for you. Sum these amounts, along with whatever coins you have in hand. Whoever has the highest score wins.

  • Classic Dr. Knizia trading and set collection game with all the right twists.
  • Charming and gorgeous artwork give this card game the facelift it deserves.
  • Clever decisions and push your luck keep you on your toes from start to finish.

Contains:

  • 1 Scoreboard
  • 1 Dry Erase Marker
  • 1 Display Board
  • 63 Money Cards
  • 12 Gold and Silver Cards
  • 5 Fake Moeny Cards
  • 5 Player Aids
  • 7 Currency Scoring Markers

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella P. ★★★★★

Trading currencies with the bank feels more strategic than I thought—you have to watch both the market and other players’ hands. The six-card start keeps rounds quick and tense.

Avery T. ★★★★★

Didn't expect a six-card hand to create this much tension — every trade with the bank feels like a gamble, and hoarding the right currency at the end is so satisfying. Played three rounds back to back and nobody wanted to stop.

Evelyn ★★★★★

The currency trading mechanic against the bank keeps every round tense right up to the last card. Starting with six cards means you can't hoard everything, so there's real pressure to make deals with the other players.