No Thanks

The game

"No, thank you!" - that's what you want to say when you get a card.

But you can only do that if you still have enough tiles. Because if you don't use a game stone, you get a card and you get a minus point!

Which one of you can make the smartest use of your own tiles?

1. Own output
2. Points info and number of own chips
3. Possible actions
4. Player view and minus points of the card output
5. Retreat piles

Game sequence

If you're on the train, you have a choice:

- Either you take the card, put it open in front of you, and start with it.

or

- you reject the card by putting one of your tiles on the card.

If you decide to take the card, you will also get all the tiles on it.

Then the next card is exposed from the pile and _ You _ have the decision again.

If you reject the card, it is the next person's turn and also has the decision:

Either she puts a play stone on the card and rejects it or she takes the card and puts it in her display.

Your train will not end until you reject a card by giving a game stone.

Cards and tiles

Owning many tiles is always good to be able to reject cards. In addition, each game is a plus point at the end of the game.

If you're on the train and you don't have a play-stone, you have to take the card in the middle of the table.

Points

Every single card in front of you counts minus points according to its value. A

"6" counts 6 minus points, "21" counts 21 minus points, etc.

You get less minus points if you can form number chains with directly consecutive values. Number chains only count as many minus points as the lowest value of the entire chain. For example, a "15," a "16," and a "17" are only 15 minutes.

End of game

If a person takes the last card from the middle of the table, the game ends.

The points in your card output are now counted together: The lowest value of the card series of the respective number chain.

To these minus points, your remaining tiles are added as plus points and give your total result.

The special cards

There are red and green special cards, where the red special cards are "sold" as well as the number cards.

The green special cards are usually positive for you. For this reason, in the case of green special cards, you offer to receive the card and not to reject it.

If you decide not to put a game stone on a green special card, you will not get the card, but only the one on it.

The person on the right of you gets the green special card, that is, the person who last put a play stone on the card.

Green special cards

Bonus points (2x + 5, 2x + 10, 3x + 15, 2x + 20)

These cards give you the number of plus points shown at the end of the game. Recharge them at the end of the game with your minus points.

Joker

The Joker card represents any number. This card is automatically placed in the best place for you to reduce your minus points. The joker is especially good to connect number chains.

per card 1 plus point

You get 1 plus point per card in your display. Undiscarded pink and green special cards, as well as the card itself, also count.

Sets on a card and does not offer with

Give this card to get out at the beginning of a round or during a round. As long as the number card or special card is in the middle of the table, you do not offer. You won't get back on the next card.

Give the person to the left of you any card from your display immediately

If you have at least one card in your display, you have to do this action. If you only have a green special card at that time, you have to pass it on.

Look at the 9 cards set aside

This card gives you information about which cards do not play in this round.

Remove any card from your display immediately

If you have at least one card in your display, you have to do this action. If you only have a green special card at that time, you have to remove it.

Double the value of your tiles

The pieces you have left in the end are worth twice as many points.

Pink special cards

Take the first hidden card with a pink X from the stack

If there is a card with a green X on the pile, take the first one below.

Card with a pink X. If the card pile is empty or consists only of green special cards, take the top card of the 9 cards set aside.

Playstones are minus points

At the end of the game, your remaining pieces count 1 minus point instead of 1 plus point.

Highest number card counts double

Double the minus points for your highest number card. If it is part of a number chain, only the lowest number in the number chain is double.

Halve the value of your tiles

The stones you have left in the end will only give you half as many points. With an odd number, you run.

The number 40

This card works like a number card. It counts 40 minutes at the end of the game.

1 point per card

You get 1 point per card in your display. Undiscarded pink and green special cards, as well as the card itself, also count.