
Make-a-Million
A board game by George S. Parker
2-9 Players 30 minutes Unknown
Team-Based Game, Trick-taking
Card Game
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Description
Make-a-Million is a classic card game that's all about teamwork and strategy. First published in 1934 by George S. Parker, this game has been entertaining players for generations with its simple yet engaging gameplay. Designed for 2 to 9 players, Make-a-Million is perfect for large groups of friends or family gatherings. The goal is straightforward: work with your team to capture tricks and accumulate a total of a million dollars. Players take turns playing Number and Money Cards, trying to outmaneuver their opponents and claim the valuable tricks. The game takes a thrilling turn with the introduction of special cards like the Tiger, Bull, and Bear. The Tiger is the most powerful card in the game, acting as both a wild card and the highest trump. The Bull allows players to double the value of a trick, while the Bear cancels it out entirely. With variants for 4, 6, and 8 players, Make-a-Million offers a unique experience every time you play. And the best part? Games are quick, lasting only 30 minutes, so you can fit in a round or two without committing to a whole evening. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just looking for a fun way to spend time with friends, Make-a-Million is a great choice.
