Description
This traveler's companion is as important as your passport. There are many games that can be played with the five wooden dice, a cribbage board, and a deck of cards. We have narrowed it down to our favorite twelve, but the combinations are endless! Enjoy! Game Instructions are included for 12 Games: Cribbage, Dice 1000, One-O-Five, Three Dice Game, Twenty-One, Going to Boston, Chicago, Gin Rummy, War, Go Fish, Crazy 8s, 52 Card Pick-Up
Features
- JAM PACKED PORTABLE FUN: There's no need to continuously poke the campfire at the woods, or watch the phone battery drain to 0% at the airport. With over a dozen games that can be played from this small travel set, the hours will pass fast while having fun. From cribbage to poker, and even solitaire, this game set is a must while traveling or camping.
- HIGH QUALITY: The cribbage board has two tracks, folds in half, and has a storage space for the pins. The game board measures 3.8in.x2in.x1in. when stored and 7.6in.x2in.x0.5in. when in use. Comes with five wooden dice and a poker card set that is plastic coated for high durability. The entire set can be stored in the included cloth bag for convenient travel.
- CRIBBAGE SCORING: Cribbage is a card game distinctly known for the cribbage board, or crib used for scorekeeping. It contains a series of holes known as streets, lanes, or tracks on which the score is tallied with pegs, or spilikens. Points are registered by pegging the score along the cribbage board.
- GOOD FOR YOU: Did you know that playing board games can teach important social skills like verbal communication, being patient, sharing, taking turns and enjoying interactions with others? Games like cribbage foster the ability to focus and lengthens the players attention span. Playing games is an easy and excellent way to spend unhurried, enjoyable time together. They are also rich in learning opportunities.
- HISTORY: The game of cribbage was invented by Sir John Suckling, an English Poet, who was a wealthy Casanova with a notorious sense of humor. His biographer said of him, the greatest gallant of his time, the greatest gamester [..] so that no shopkeeper would trust him for sixpence. He was once involved in a failed plot to save a friend who was imprisoned in the Tower of London. Cribbage remains his legacy and is enjoyed throughout the English-speaking world and is a popular pub game.