HOW TO PLAYBIG SHOT💼🎲💰🐸

The fiercest auction… where a draw means losing everything.

Elegant rods, cubes and stabs

Big Shot is a game of fast-paced auctions, subtle tricks, and upsets worthy of Manhattan's finest broker.

Each round a set of colored cubes goes up for auction.

Whoever offers the most gets them and places them on the board to try to buildmajoritiesin various areas.

It seems simple.

Then you discover the killer rule.

The rule that breaks the table:ties don't matter

This is where Big Shot gets brilliant:

if two players are tied in the majority…they win zero, and the territory goes to whoever has even a single cube placed there by chance.

Example that makes your heart bleed:

3 / 3 / 1 → the one with wins1.

The other two look at each other, cry and swear revenge.

Tight auctions, limited money, toxic loans 💸😬

You're running out of money. Literally.

Every deal is a calculated risk, and money flies away faster than you think.

You can take loans, yes… but they are poison:

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  1st loan → +9
  
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  2nd loan → +8
  
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  3rd loan → +7
  
  ANDat the end of the game you have to give back 10 for each.
  

Poorly managed debt can turn a promised victory into a financial catastrophe.

The areas: first come, first served

Each area of ​​the board “closes” as soon as 7 cubes are placed: stop, no more insertions.

If you wanted to get in… you should have thought about it first.

Each area is worth a certain amount of money, but some have adoublerwhich can double the value of the region if you control enough of it.

It's a pure game of position, nerves and psychology.

Game over: the real money is counted (and the pain arrives)

When all areas are assigned:

1️⃣ add up the value of your properties,

2️⃣ apply any doublings,

3️⃣ you pay your debts,

4️⃣ Look others in the eye and smile if you have remained positive.

Whoever has the most money… is the real Big Shot of the table.

🐸Big Shot is a masterpiece of mean bidding, calculated risks, and razor-sharp majorities: a game that rewards those who think three moves ahead… and those who revel in the failures of others.

Big Shot Rules in English