Thames & Kosmos The Gang | Co-operative Poker | Family Game | Game Night | Strategy Game | Ages 10+

I really enjoy this, all my friends played Balatro and get basic poker hands from that. We played with 7 people a few times and just had a single 0 token or no token to indicate the person has the worst one. Good quality chips and cards, I didn't fully get the modifiers but they're not neededWe enjoyed it even more playing Omaha style hands where you deal 4 and have to use exactly 2, it makes it so people tend to have something past high card

My family (young adult kids and older parents) enjoys the game. We initially had some trouble with the cooperative concept with lots of laughter. We did get it soon enough. We had to slow down a bit when deciding how good our individual hands were. The concept isn’t difficult. My family was making snap judgments and rushing through it. Once we realized why we were struggling and slowed, it worked better. (Go figure.)We spent a cold Sunday afternoon around the kitchen table having fun. Well worth the stumbling . Looking forward to more afternoons together.

Great game for team building!

A fun game for up to 6, but it is a definite benefit if all players already know how to play poker.

This is a nice cooperative poker (Texas Holdem) related game. It is geat fun trying to help each other to guess how each players hand relates to each other.

We LOVE this game! Such a fun, cooperative game! The instructions are a little vague as to what kind of communication is permitted, so we play a few ways depending on the age level and experience of those playing. If a younger player had never played Hold Em, we obviously aren't as strict as we are with seasoned poker players. Such a hoot! Can't recommend enough!

It took a while to learn but this has become a favorite for a collab game for 6 people. It is harder with more people so we made up a variation where we aim to get the top 3 correct.

New twist on Texas hold 'em -- this is not competitive poker but rather a cooperative take on poker.Here you are trying , as a team , to guess the ranking order of all the players hands by indicating hand strength buy a numbered chip (1-6). There can be talking but players may not say what they have or directly acknowledge a guess. A Round has four times to indicate the strength of your current hand (when you see pocket cards, flop, turn, and the river. There a few other details the i will let you discover them on your own. You can add ( which i do ) or leave out as you wish.--- A hint - try not to speculate but indicate with the chips if your current hand is not better or worse than before the last card was shown.