Skip-Bo is a popular card game invented by Minnie Hazel “Skip” Bowman, in 1967, that is played with a specially designed deck of 162 cards. In 1980, International Games purchased Skip-Bo and in 1992 Mattel bought International Games, making Skip-Bo a part of the Mattel family.
The game intends to be the first player to get rid of all the cards in their stockpile where players take turns playing cards from their hands onto building piles in numerical sequence. A Skip Bo deck has 162 cards, including 144 cards numbered 1 to 12 and 18 Skip Bo Cards, which are wild and can be used for any card.
Skip-Bo Junior is a simplified version of the original Skip-Bo, which is intended for younger players. The game is easy to play and teaches kids basic math concepts such as counting, arranging things, and thinking skills. Skip-Bo Junior Cards The Junior Skip-Bo deck comprises 96 cards, including Skip-Bo cards and number cards from 1 to […]
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The Skip-Bo card game is similar to UNO and is based on the card games Spite and Malice, which are derived from the Russian Bank. Mattel bought International Games in 1992 and now owns the game. Skip Bo Rules Skip Bo is a card game in which players attempt to create stacks of ascending numbered cards until
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