if u have 5 cards and u use 3 card, so does it mean u can draw another 3 card?
1758581
On your next turn yes. All hands refill at the beginning of your next turn. So if you use 3 cards on your turn, on your next turn you draw 3 cards and refill to 5 cards.
1758582
Yes, at the start of your next turn you would draw as many cards as you need in order to get your hand back up to the number of the starting hand.
1125186
There are no duplications within a single set, but if you order more than one set I don't think you can prevent duplicates. Great cards
2124805
Yes. You can create a card that functions just like the cards from the card shop.
1691603
A lot of people are confused with this. It means that you can get different cards within the 300 cards that come with this set. So you would only get a certain amount of cards within the 300. Hope this helps
1392117
Yes it does. Do not put more than 4 cards and 3 to 4 bills and it will do fine.
1337003
Not really. You send it through the first time width-wise and it creates "two strips" with extra from each side. The two strips are business card width. Then you send your widths through one at a time (through the lower opening lengthwise) to create the 5 (and then 10) business cards.
594948
Do you mean to say ten decks, or is it ten cards? It would depend on how thick the cards are probably. It shuffles regular cards very nicely and it will shuffle ten of those without any problems.
1686138
You can play with 4, for sure. When I played with 3 people, each person threw down 2 response cards to keep it interesting and funny.
1626786
Sorry this answer is so late. We shuffle four decks of cards at one time and they are the standard decks of cards so you should be fine.
494277
You do only have 5 cards but you can do teams of 2 people per card so that will take you to 10.
891177
No, there will most likely be duplicates- especially for the energy cards. If anything, expect duplicates and then you may be plesently surprised with the random deck you order. In fact a student told me that if you are looking for a deck to play a real game- you are better off buying the smaller packs or trading cards- I don't care about the game in general, so the more cards the better worked for me.
7742
Yes, you do get 100 cards but you will also get about 30% duplicates. I actually got 101 cards and had 29 duplicates with some of them being 3 to 5 of the same card.
1041835
The only problem is that as the game progresses, you will have 11 cards in your hand. If you can manage that with the tray tables it would work. Remember that you also have a stack and discard pile. The game is really a lot of fun but changes a lot with the addition of each player.
688782
You need 2 players. The more players will limit the players on options. Each player is dealt 7 cards and the rest as the draw pile. I would say 2 to 4 players to make the game more interesting.
397098
I think I got three pairs of duplicates witch one contained three of the same card. The cards you get with this deal are a good base for your deck. But their are no high level/attack cards to base around. So if you got alone of high level cards that need cards to support them then this is for you. But else, you will then need to get some stronger cards. This is off of my experience with my order and as the description says, it is royalty random. So I cannot guarantee that you will get the same amount of duplicates as I did, or any other amount. I hope this helped and if you have another question don't be afraid to ask :) I think I got three pairs of duplicates witch one contained three of the same card. The cards you get with this deal are a good base for your deck. But their are no high level/attack cards to base around. So if you got alone of high level cards that need cards to support them then this is for you. But else, you will then need to get some stronger cards. This is off of my experience with my order and as the description says, it is royalty random. So I cannot guarantee that you will get the same amount of duplicates as I did, or any other amount. I hope this helped and if you have another... » Read More I think I got three pairs of duplicates witch one contained three of the same card. The cards you get with this deal are a good base for your deck. But their are no high level/attack cards to base around. So if you got alone of high level cards that need cards to support them then this is for you. But else, you will then need to get some stronger cards. This is off of my experience with my order and as the description says, it is royalty random. So I cannot guarantee that you will get the same amount of duplicates as I did, or any other amount. I hope this helped and if you have another question don't be afraid to ask :) « Show Less
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You redeal the cards and each student ideally get a different draw . . . Kids in my class went whole year enjoying, there is also four different decks so in essence 4 games in the box . . . Enjoy
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ONE PLAYER VERSION: Here is a "rule" that's un-stated. ANY TWO CARDS are 2/3 of a 3-card "set". So, pick ANY two cards at random, and as quickly as you can, divine what the 3rd card should be. Say you pick "ONE RED SOLID CAPSULE" and "ONE RED OPEN CAPSULE". If you run through the 4 attributes (color / number / shape / shading ) you see "red/red(need RED)" / "one/one(need ONE)" / "capsule/capsule(need CAPSULE)" / "solid/open(need "hashed"). And there you have it: you would need, to complete the set, "one red hashed capsule" (don't bother finding the card, just pick another two at random & try again). ONE PLAYER VERSION: Here is a "rule" that's un-stated. ANY TWO CARDS are 2/3 of a 3-card "set". So, pick ANY two cards at random, and as quickly as you can, divine what the 3rd card should be. Say you pick "ONE RED SOLID CAPSULE" and "ONE RED OPEN CAPSULE". If you run through the 4 attributes (color / number / shape / shading ) you see "red/red(need RED)" / "one/one(need ONE)" / "capsule/capsule(need CAPSULE)" / "solid/open(need "hashed"). And there you have it: you would need, to complete the set,... » Read More ONE PLAYER VERSION: Here is a "rule" that's un-stated. ANY TWO CARDS are 2/3 of a 3-card "set". So, pick ANY two cards at random, and as quickly as you can, divine what the 3rd card should be. Say you pick "ONE RED SOLID CAPSULE" and "ONE RED OPEN CAPSULE". If you run through the 4 attributes (color / number / shape / shading ) you see "red/red(need RED)" / "one/one(need ONE)" / "capsule/capsule(need CAPSULE)" / "solid/open(need "hashed"). And there you have it: you would need, to complete the set, "one red hashed capsule" (don't bother finding the card, just pick another two at random & try again). « Show Less