Updated: July 02, 2026

Issued by Milton Bradley in 1964, a very simple game to play at any age.

Rules of the game:

Playing a Turn: Players take turns clockwise to play one card from their hand onto the discard pile, provided it matches the color or number of the top discard.

Drawing Cards: If a player cannot match the top card, they must draw from the draw pile; if that card matches, it may be played immediately, otherwise, the player keeps it and their turn ends.

Winning a Round: A round ends when a player discards their last card. The winner receives one point for every card held by their opponents.

Depleted Draw Pile: If the draw pile runs out, the discard pile ( Excluding the top card ) is shuffled to create a new draw pile.

Winning the Game: Players rotate the role of dealer for new rounds, and the first player to reach a total of 21 or more points wins the game.

Value: $200.