Tanuki Games

Kobayakawa (Oink)

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$17.25 $23 In stock

Category: Board Games

Simple...or not.

Kobayakawa is a simple, casino-style gambling card game. Bet your coins and try to predict whether or not the last card in your hand has the biggest number. However, watchout for the tricky "Kobayakawa" card. This card is added to the lowest card's value, so even if you're holding the biggest number, a win is not guaranteed. Full of bluffing and bravery, this is a game exploding with excitement.

Ages 8+
3-6 Players
20 minute play time

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Emma ★★★★★

The bluffing layer when you can swap your drawn card makes this simple card game surprisingly strategic. I love how a full session only takes about 15 minutes but still gives you that tense casino feel.

Brian U. ★★★★★

Took me a couple of rounds to get the betting rhythm down, but the bluffing tension when that last card flips is genuinely addictive. The rulebook is a single page and we were playing in five minutes, yet every hand felt like a real gamble.

Michael ★★★★☆

Finally got this to the table with three friends—the bluffing around the “Kobayakawa” card adds a fun layer to an otherwise straightforward gamble. I do wish the rules were a bit clearer on edge cases, but once we got rolling the quick rounds kept everyone engaged.