Wits & Wagers: It's Vegas Baby - A Board Game by North Star Games 3-10 Players - Board Games for Family 25 Mins of Gameplay - Games for Family Game Night-for Kids and Adults Ages 6+ - English Version

This is SO much family fun. We have played about 20 times since we purchased it earlier this summer. My 11 year old easily plays it with the oldest of family members. It is simple to learn, you barely even have to do a learning round. A question is asked that has a numeric answer or percentage. No answer is ridiculous, just makes the second part of the game more fun. The second part: Once the answers are in, you line them up in order, and everyone makes a guess/bet on where you think the true correct answer falls. There are other nuances, but that's the basic gist. Buy this game. It is fun.

I love this game! It is perfect for groups of five to seven players. If you have more than seven, you can play in teams. The game is fairly short. It is made up of seven rounds. Each round, someone asks a question that requires an answer that is a number. Everyone makes their best guess and writes it down. Then everyone makes a bet on which answer they think is closest to the correct answer. You win chips by getting your bet correct, or by being the one with the closest answer. The more chips you have, the higher the bets you can make. There are also different payout amounts based on where the guesses fall within the group. The guesses on the high and low ends have higher payout amounts. There are also a few other ways to win chips. Overall, we love playing this game. It is a fun "trivia" game that you don't need to know a bit of trivia to play!

This has become a new favorite family game. It did take some time for us to read all of the directions. Once we understood what to do, it was pretty easy to play. It's nice that you can win even without knowing the right answers. Lots of laughter ensued as a result of some of the more ridiculous guesses, but it was all in good fun. It has since been requested multiple times by those who have played it.

This one of our favorite game to play. My boyfriend, roommate, extended friends and family all love to play board games. One of us is a statistician and we still have a chance to win against with this game being so unpredictable! We have still not made it through the entire deck of cards. I just wish there were more expansions or a way to play with 4 people not just 5+!

One of the simplest games to learn and enjoyably fun to play. Perfect for family or friend times - elicits a lot of fun conversations. A highly enjoyable part of family get-togethers. I recommend it.

This game is the perfect family game night game. You can play with family of all ages and education levels. The questions are great fun and so interesting. My only downside is there are only 250 cards and you do run out quickly if you play as often as we do.

So much fun! We have played it with 2 different groups of friends, and we all loved it. Laughed so hard our throats hurt at the end of the night.

Fun game to play with family as singles or even pairs of you have more people. Easy to learn and the generational gaps can make it fun!

A question is posed and each of you guess a number you think is closest to the real answer. Lay them out in order and gamble based on which you think is closest, but not higher than the real answer. Winner is the one with the most cash! This game is easy to learn and play,and the gambling puts a bit of extra fun into it. Played with a group from 20s to 50s, but would work well with younger and older.

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This game was played with 8 of our family. Easy to lean and fun. Even kids can be involved and play with adults.

The mat comes rolled and bent, and does not fit back in the box. It's a few millimetres longer than the width of the box, so it either doesn't fit back without bending it -or- you'll have to trim the edges. Not sure how I feel about doing that as I'm worried it might fray and wear out. So I guess I'm stuck with shoving the mat back in as best as I can. I've heard it's probably only an issue for the Australia and New Zealand Edition. Other than that, it's what you expect from a North Star and is similar to other Wits and Wagers games. The player betting and all money tokens are made from cardboard (not plastic like poker chips) and the whiteboard makers won't last too many more games, but otherwise do the job. The concept of betting black or red is new but we found they weren't used much, though still nice to have.