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| Pit ( The World's liveliest Trading Game ) | ||||||
| Publisher | Parker Brothers UK | |||||
| Designer | Parker George S. Cayce Edgar Gavitt Harry | |||||
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| Player | Duration | Age | Languages | Year | ||
| 3-8 | ca. 90 min | 8+ | en | 1964 | ||
| Cards - search/collecting - economy, majorities | ||||||
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Pit
In analogy to a stock exchange, players offer contracts on eight types of commodities, represented by cards, and look for other contracts. You try to control one of the markets by acquiring all nine cards of a commodity by buying and selling, that is, swapping up to four cards from the same commodity for the same number of other cards. All shout offers simultaneously. If you have collected one commodity, you hit the bell in the game box and thus win the round. If you are first to win three such rounds, you win the game. Includes versions for experienced players - using a Bear and a Bull card - and for younger players.
Trading game with a stock exchange topic, for 3-8 players, ages 6+
Publisher: Parker Brothers UK 1964 Stock#: 31101
Users: For families Special: Many players
Version: en * Rules: cn de dk en es fi fr gr is it jp nl no se * In-game text: no
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