Tanuki Games

No Thanks! (Magenta Line)

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$18.49 $24.99 In stock

Category: Board Games

Take or skip! Cards are worth points. But points are bad! Take the current card or pay a chip to skip your turn. Don't run out! If you're running low on chips, taking a card gives you all the chips on it. Lowest score wins!

  • Flip over a card and go around the table trying not to take it - because cards are worth points and points are bad!
  • On your turn, either take the card or put a chip on it, but you'll never have enough chips so you'll eventually take the card, because you'll keep all the chips on it. Each chip lets you pass in the future, but also makes yoru cards worth fewer bad points!
  • Try to collect cards with consecutive numbers - your opponents probably won't want them and you'll only need to score the lowest!
  • Schadenfreude is a key element of the game!
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Nicholas Y. ★★★★★

I was skeptical at first, but the "pay a chip to skip" rule really forces you to think strategically instead of just hoarding points. The tension of watching your chip pile dwindle while deciding whether to take a card is surprisingly addictive.

Daniel C. ★★★★★

The "skip a turn" mechanic using chips is a clever twist—it turns every draw into a real gamble. I’ve already played three rounds tonight and we’re still finding new strategies to hoard those chips.