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Sequence Classic Game in a Tin

Sequence Classic Game in a Tin

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  • Last seen at $29.99 at AreYouGame.com on Nov 9.
  • Our take on the Sequence Classic Game in a Tin

    Sequence is a card-and-board strategy game where you play a card from your hand and cover the matching space on the board with a chip. The first player to line up five chips in a row wins. Jacks are wild and let you remove an opponent's chip or place one anywhere, which keeps games tense. It handles 2 to 12 players, so it works for a couple or a big family table, and the folding board, cards and 135 chips pack into the tin. Compared with heavier strategy games it is quick to teach and short to play, which is why it has stayed a family staple for decades.

    Best forFamilies with kids 7 and upGame nights with large groupsCasual players who want quick rulesCouples looking for a two-player game
    Pros
    • Rules take minutes to learn
    • Plays 2 to 12 players
    • Short rounds keep the table moving
    • Jacks add bluffing and sabotage
    • Tin stores the folding board and all pieces
    Cons
    • Luck of the draw decides some games
    • Large player counts slow the turns
    • Chips can be fiddly for small hands
    • Board and cards are basic components

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    What reviewers say

    Owners treat Sequence as a reliable family standby: easy to teach, quick to play and tense when the Jacks come out. The common complaints are that card luck can decide a game and that turns drag with many players.

    What people mention
    • RulesPraisedPlayers say the rules are learned in a few minutes and need little reference after the first game.
    • Player countMixedOwners like that it seats up to 12, but say turns slow down badly with a big group.
    • LuckCriticisedSome players feel the cards dealt matter more than the choices made.
    • JacksPraisedThe wild Jacks are called the best part, adding bluffing and sudden swings.
    • ComponentsMixedThe tin is liked for storage, while the cards and board are described as basic.

    About the Sequence Classic Game in a Tin

    Sequence is a card and board strategy game, sold here in a tin. On your turn, you play a card from your hand and place a chip on the matching space on the game board. Jacks are wild.

    You can block your opponents and remove their chips. When you get five chips in a row, it's a Sequence.

    The sturdy tin stores the folding game board and all the pieces.

    Players
    2 to 12
    Ages
    7 and up
    Game board
    1, folding
    Playing cards
    104
    Marker chips
    135
    Storage
    Sturdy tin
    In the box
    1 game board, 104 playing cards, 135 marker chips, complete instructions

    Questions and answers

    How do you win at Sequence?
    Place chips on board spaces that match cards in your hand. The first player or team to get five chips in a row wins.
    What do the Jacks do?
    Jacks are wild. A one-eyed Jack removes an opponent's chip, and a two-eyed Jack lets you place a chip on any open space.
    How many people can play?
    The box supports 2 to 12 players, ages 7 and up. With more players, expect longer waits between turns.
    Is it better for two players or a group?
    Two players or two teams give the tightest games. Large groups work but slow the pace.
    What comes in the tin?
    A folding game board, 104 playing cards, 135 marker chips and complete instructions.
    Do you need any extra pieces?
    No. Everything needed to play is in the tin, and the tin holds it all between games.
    Where is the Sequence Classic Game in a Tin cheapest?
    At AreYouGame.com, for $29.99, as of our latest check.

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