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Vegas Strip
by Peter C. Hayward · Allplay
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About the game
What is Vegas Strip?
In this bluffing game, players have hidden information about which casinos are corrupt. Take turns playing money tiles (two 2’s, two 4’s, one 5, one six, one seven) into the different casinos. When scoring a corrupt casino, the highest bidder wins the jackpot (and everyone else gets nothing). In a non-corrupt casino, whoever has the most points there LOSES, and everyone else gets points equal to their bid. Players can’t place more than two tokens at a casino, and can’t place their highest token at the casino they know is corrupt. 20 unique casino power cards change up the formula every game. Take a gamble to win big! —description from the publisher
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- How do setup and the first turn work in Vegas Strip?
- When does scoring happen and what ends the game?
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