Take 5. Rules, set-up and play through.

Olaf, Kristen, Jack, and Giselle from Across the Board Game Café show you how to set-up the board game Take 5, review the rules, and then have an actual play through so you can see exactly how the game is played!

[@Warriorking.1963]

I've just stumbled across your channel for the very first time, and it's an instant subscription! Excellent video; I love Take 5 - 6 Nimmt where I live - even if I'm totally useless at it, and you guys showed it at its very best. True, you made two errors in the last two rounds, but as I was sitting with a smile on my face for the duration of the video, I'll forgive you. 🤣 And just top top the whole thing off, what a super nice group of people too!

[@jacobvaldez8794]

You can select any card from your hand, but he is mostly correct in the order of situations. He just explained the forced capture rule last. 1. If it's higher than the last card in a row, it must go there. The 6th card forces you to take the row, leaving your card. 2. If it's higher than 2 or more rows, it must be placed next to the one with the least difference. Again, a 6th card forces capture. 3. You can try to choose a card that's lower than all rows, allowing you to capture one of your choice, but you're gambling that nobody plays an even lower card, which would instead create a new row you'd have to play on. Choosing to play low can be advantageous in taking fewer points.

[@jamesburns6603]

you played the second to last hand incorrectly 63 should have slotted behind the 57, not the 48.

[@murrrr8288]

Isn't this 6 nimmt? You can play any card you want, you don't have to play something that goes to existing row if you don't want to.

[@jamesburns6603]

This is the english reprint of the game.

[@tyrroo]

@@jamesburns6603 That doesn't matter, the rules are the same. You can play any card you want at any time