The Poen family invites you to play along, and whoever is the first to get rid of their cards with luck and tactics wins a lot of money! The cash register rings, because the losers pay cash. Contents: 36 cards, 56 coins, and game rules. Number of players: 2-4. Suitable for children aged 6 and up. Ravensburger Family Poen game. Play this exciting card game with the Poen family. The stakes? Money, of course! At the beginning of the game, you get money, and at the beginning of each round, you receive a number of cards. One card is turned over, and now you and the other players take turns trying to play either a card of the same color or a card of the same value as the face-up card. If someone has played all their cards, they are the winner of that round! Add up the value of the cards in your hand and give that amount in coins to the winner. You play rounds until someone runs out of money. Then the rest of the players count their coins. The person with the most money wins the game! Recommended age 6 and up. With Family Poen, you discard all your cards, run off with the prize money, and become the richest winner of the game! Do you know the Poen family yet? They're always up for a cunning card game, especially when money is involved. The family warmly invites you to play along – will you join? This game is fun for young and old. After all, how fun is it to unashamedly fleece your family or friends for once? Family Poen is a pocket game, which means you can easily take it anywhere. Fun whenever and wherever you want! The goal of the game is to get rid of all your cards as quickly as possible. You do this by always playing a card of the same color or the same card value as the previously played card. When a player has run out of cards, the settlement begins. The card values on the cards you still have in your hand determine the amount to be paid. Baby Poen has the lowest card value, Grandfather Poen the highest. All the money goes to the one who got rid of all their cards, and the next round can start. The game ends when someone can no longer pay their card values. The person with the most money wins, of course! Contents: 36 cards, 56 coins, game rules. 2-4 players, age 6 and up.