[Easy to Learn, Endless Fun] Childish Planet's Shut the Box game is the perfect way to bring laughter and excitement to any gathering. It's simple to pick up, but with endless combinations and strategic play, it's a blast for kids, adults, and families alike. Enjoy hours of fun with 2 to 4 players!

[Learning Made Fun]This traditional pub game has become a favorite in classrooms too! Shut the Box is a delightful way to practice basic addition and develop social skills.

[Classic Pub Game, Modern Twist]Rooted in Manchester pubs, Shut the Box is a beloved classic enjoyed around the world. Our beautifully crafted wooden version adds a touch of elegance to this timeless game.

[Premium Quality, Large Design]Crafted from solid pinewood, our Shut the Box features a generous 14 x 14 x 2-inch board. With 10 silk-screened number tiles, it offers more combinations than traditional nine-tile versions.

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[Product Specifications] Weight with Package

Pound (lb)£º0.85 Product Dimensions£º2*10*10inch

*Shut the Box Game Rules*

Game Goal

The goal is to maximize the score by mathematical operations of dice rolls and card flips while minimizing the number of cards remaining.

Game Components

- Two six-sided dice: used to determine the score of the roll.

- A deck of cards per person (up to 4 players play): each card has a designated value (e.g., from 1 to 10).

Game Steps

Step 1: Roll the dice

- Each player rolls two six-sided dice on their turn.

- Calculate the total score by adding the numbers on the top of the dice.

Step 2: Flip the cards

- Each player flips up to three cards from the deck on their turn.

- The value of the flipped card should be visible to all players.

Step 3: Calculate the points

- Using the total number of the roll, players create a mathematical expression with the values ??of the flipped cards.

- Players can use addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to find the total number of the roll.

- Example 1: If the total rolled is 6, and the cards turned over are 5 and 1:

- (5 + 1 = 6) (addition)

- Example 2: If the total rolled is 6, and the cards turned over are 3, 2, and 1:

- (3 + 2 + 1 = 6) (addition)

Example 3: If the total rolled is 6, and the cards turned over are 3, 2

- (3X2 = 6) (multiplication)

Example 4: If the total rolled is 6, and the cards turned over are 7, 1

- (7 - 1 = 6) (subtraction)

- The goal is to match the total rolled

Step 4: Discard Used Cards

- Players may discard any cards they used in the calculation.

- Remaining unused cards are kept for future use.

Step 5: End the game and determine the winner

- Players continue to alternate turns until all cards are discarded or a fixed number of rounds (e.g. 10 rounds) is reached.