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Box of Bonnie and Clyde

Board game · 2009

Bonnie and Clyde

Number 5 in the Mystery Rummy series Welcome to the 5th in a series of Mystery Rummy games, all created by Mike Fitzgerald! Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were notorious outlaws who robbed banks throughout the central United St…

Players
2 to 4
Duration
45 min
Age
8 and up
Complexity
Beginner

Mike Fitzgerald · ABACUSSPIELE

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Number 5 in the Mystery Rummy series

Welcome to the 5th in a series of Mystery Rummy games, all created by Mike Fitzgerald!

Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were notorious outlaws who robbed banks throughout the central United States between 1931 and 1935. Their exploits and charisma made them famous, and their story has been made into books and movies. Ted Hinton was the FBI agent charged with capturing them.

You are an FBI agent competing against other agents to see who can catch Bonnie and Clyde. The object of the game is to be the first to score 100 or more points.

There are two types of cards used in this game: Evidence (Location) cards and the Ted Hinton card. The game is played like the classic Rummy card game, with players playing melds and layoffs of Evidence cards to score points. The Ted Hinton card adds a strategic element to the game not found in traditional Rummy. After each hand, you total your points, and if no one has 100 or more points, you play another hand.

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