How many players can play Sequence?

It supports 2 to 12 players, split into teams when more than three play. Large groups work best in teams of two or three.

Is Sequence hard to learn?

No. You play a card, place a chip on a matching board space, and try to get five in a row. Most groups understand it after one round.

Yes. The box recommends ages 7 and up, and the matching-card play is easy for children who know a standard deck. Adults can still play competitively.

How long does a game take?

Most games finish in about 30 minutes. Rounds run longer when players block each other's lines.

Do you need a standard deck of cards to play?

The game includes its own deck and board, so nothing extra is needed.

Is Sequence mostly luck or strategy?

Both. Placing chips well and blocking opponents matters, but the cards you draw heavily shape your options.

Where is the Pressman Sequence Game cheapest?

At eBay, for $9.99, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Pressman Sequence Game?

2 stores we checked sell it, including Michaels Stores, eBay.

Pressman Sequence Game

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Pressman Sequence Game

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$9.99at eBayChecked Nov 9

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Last seen at $9.99 at eBay on Nov 9.
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Our take on the Pressman Sequence Game

Sequence is a board-and-card game where players play cards from their hand to place chips on matching spaces, racing to line up five in a row. It is simple to teach, plays in about 30 minutes, and scales from 2 to 12 players, which makes it a common pick for family game nights and classrooms. Compared with heavier strategy games it is lighter and luck-driven, but it is easier to bring to the table than most. Owners praise its replayability and low rules overhead; some find the card draw adds too much randomness.

Best forFamily game nights with mixed agesClassrooms and youth groupsCasual players who dislike long rulebooksLarge groups of up to 12

Pros

Rules take minutes to learn
Plays 2 to 12 players
Short rounds, easy to replay
Works for kids 7 and up and adults together
Compact board and chips store easily

Cons

Card draw can decide games
Strategy depth is limited for experienced gamers
Board and chip quality is basic
Some rounds drag when players block each other

Pressman Sequence Game prices at every store

Michaels StoresNew
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$39.19Checked Nov 9
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$8.00+ $9.56 shippingChecked Nov 9
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$9.99+ $9.29 shippingChecked Nov 9
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Pressman Sequence Game price history

Lowest price we've seen: $39.19 on Nov 9 at Michaels Stores. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Reviewers and owners describe Sequence as an easy-to-teach family staple that gets played often. Most praise the simple rules and wide player count, while some complain that luck of the draw outweighs planning.

What people mention

RulesPraisedPlayers say the rules are learned in a few minutes and explained to new players quickly.
Player countPraisedOwners like that it works with two players or a large group of up to twelve.
LuckCriticisedSome say the cards drawn matter more than planning, so skilled play is not always rewarded.
StrategyMixedCasual players find enough decisions to stay engaged; experienced gamers call it shallow.
ComponentsCriticisedA few owners describe the board and chips as basic and wish for sturdier pieces.

Specifications

Game: Sequence
Genre: Strategy
Recommended Age: 7+ Years
Max Players: 12 Player
Age Group: Kids

Questions and answers

How many players can play Sequence?: It supports 2 to 12 players, split into teams when more than three play. Large groups work best in teams of two or three.
Is Sequence hard to learn?: No. You play a card, place a chip on a matching board space, and try to get five in a row. Most groups understand it after one round.
Is it good for kids?: Yes. The box recommends ages 7 and up, and the matching-card play is easy for children who know a standard deck. Adults can still play competitively.
How long does a game take?: Most games finish in about 30 minutes. Rounds run longer when players block each other's lines.
Do you need a standard deck of cards to play?: The game includes its own deck and board, so nothing extra is needed.
Is Sequence mostly luck or strategy?: Both. Placing chips well and blocking opponents matters, but the cards you draw heavily shape your options.
Where is the Pressman Sequence Game cheapest?: At eBay, for $9.99, as of our latest check.
Where can I buy the Pressman Sequence Game?: 2 stores we checked sell it, including Michaels Stores, eBay.

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