Skip-Bo features two distinct modes of play, Single Game and Tournament. At the end of your turn you must discard one card to one of your Discard piles. If you run out of cards in your hand, you draw five more and continue. On your turn, you play cards from your hand, Stock pile and Discard piles to the four common Building piles. Cards are played in numerical order until the Building pile is built up to the number 12, and then it is reset. Each of these must be started with either a 1 or a wild Skip-Bo card (which is equivalent to any number). There are four common Building piles in the center of the game. However, these piles are last in, first out–cards can only be played from the tops of the piles. Cards played to a Discard pile do not need to be in any particular order.
These are built up as the game progresses. Each player also has 4 Discard piles, which are for his own use only.
SKIP BO RULES INSTRUCTIONS PLUS
The goal is to be the first player to deplete his stock pile of cards by building piles of cards in numerical order.Įach player starts with a hand of 5 cards plus a face-down Stock pile of cards–with the top card turned up. If you’ve never played Skip-Bo before, here’s a quick overview: Now Onestepmobile brings this classic numerical Mattel card game to your iOS devices. My grandmother first introduced me to the Skip-Bo card game 25+ years ago, and growing up, my twin brother (and AppAddict founder) Brett, and I would play every week with her.
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