waiting for the enemy to show signs of faltering

Players also get a poker card of their own which uses the two adjacent cards from a location to form a three-card hand

The game is played over eight rounds (or four rounds in a two-player game)

A clever tile placement game by Uwe Rosenberg

- Holds Ultimate Guard Magnetic Card Cases in various sizes

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