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6... Le Prendi - Edizione 2024
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#624 in the ranking 27.229 votes
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Best with 5 players 263 of 472 votes Player-recommended age: 8+ 72 of 115 votes Read the reviews
2-10
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6... Le Prendi - Edizione 2024

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A board game by Wolfgang Kramer
Publisher: Giochi Uniti
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Description Description
6...Le Prendi!, also known as 6 Nimmt! or Category 5, is a card game in which you have to carefully plan the order and time in which to play the cards in your hand in order to score as few points as possible. At the start of the game, 4 cards are placed face up that form the beginning of as many rows, then each player gets 10 cards in their hand. Each turn the players play 1 card from their hand at the same time, which is to be placed in the various rows according to the number indicated on them, increasing one of the initial 4 rows and thus forming a row of cards in ascending order.

The person who is forced to place the sixth card on any of the rows gets the previous 5, with the sixth card forming the start of a new row. A certain number of points is indicated on each card and after 10 rounds of play, the accumulated points are checked and whoever scores the fewest will be the winner!!!

Don't get mad! Each player receives 10 cards. The aim of the game is to cleverly place them in one of the 4 rows on the game board. There is only one small drawback: 6...you get them! Whoever places the sixth card in a row will in fact be obliged to take the first five, which correspond to penalty points.
Additional information Additional information
Mechanics: Simultaneous Action Selection
Categories: Card Games
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 8059386296066
The item is in 3 carts This was seen 3192 times
Description Description
6...Le Prendi!, also known as 6 Nimmt! or Category 5, is a card game in which you have to carefully plan the order and time in which to play the cards in your hand in order to score as few points as possible. At the start of the game, 4 cards are placed face up that form the beginning of as many rows, then each player gets 10 cards in their hand. Each turn the players play 1 card from their hand at the same time, which is to be placed in the various rows according to the number indicated on them, increasing one of the initial 4 rows and thus forming a row of cards in ascending order.

The person who is forced to place the sixth card on any of the rows gets the previous 5, with the sixth card forming the start of a new row. A certain number of points is indicated on each card and after 10 rounds of play, the accumulated points are checked and whoever scores the fewest will be the winner!!!

Don't get mad! Each player receives 10 cards. The aim of the game is to cleverly place them in one of the 4 rows on the game board. There is only one small drawback: 6...you get them! Whoever places the sixth card in a row will in fact be obliged to take the first five, which correspond to penalty points.
Additional information Additional information
Mechanics: Simultaneous Action Selection
Categories: Card Games
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 8059386296066
The item is in 3 carts This was seen 3192 times
Frequently bought together Frequently bought together

What players say

How many players it plays best with · 472 votes on BoardGameGeek

  • 1 0 0 say it plays best, 1 recommend it, 316 do not recommend it
  • 2 7 7 say it plays best, 65 recommend it, 299 do not recommend it
  • 3 21 21 say it plays best, 167 recommend it, 189 do not recommend it
  • 4 119 119 say it plays best, 244 recommend it, 41 do not recommend it
  • 5 263 263 say it plays best, 142 recommend it, 12 do not recommend it
  • 6 246 246 say it plays best, 145 recommend it, 13 do not recommend it
  • 7 121 121 say it plays best, 214 recommend it, 30 do not recommend it
  • 8 81 81 say it plays best, 218 recommend it, 59 do not recommend it
  • 9 34 34 say it plays best, 186 recommend it, 108 do not recommend it
  • 10 42 42 say it plays best, 169 recommend it, 122 do not recommend it
  • 10+ 1 1 say it plays best, 11 recommend it, 221 do not recommend it

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Bergy3 BGG user
10.0/10

I have never had a bad game of this. It's always a delight to share it with new friends. Player counts over 4-5 introduce delicious chaos.

davebo BGG user
10.0/10

Raised my rating after playing with 6. This needs a large group. Plus, this 4th play was the first time I got the 'everyone flips their card at once, lowest first' rule right. Raised rating again after 12th play. This will always be a favorite filler. Lots of groaning and laughing in this game.

pgetsos BGG user
10.0/10

Always a blast, very easy for casual players to get into, and if you have a group of 5-6 players, it starts being a (nice) chaos!

RMroz BGG user
10.0/10

Oh, wow! Sure, it's a classic and I had high expectations, but it still managed to surpass them. I guess it's not considered a party game, but it's a perfect party game for me - good for your friends who want to just "pass the time" (and would normally force you to play something terrible that's barely a game) and good for you, The Discerning Gamer who craves meaningful decisions. Also, I knew it was great from the very first round - the pained groans of players unsure about their card selections are the gaming equivalent of Mozart's symphonies.

Toxicom BGG user
10.0/10

Take 5 is a very simple game for people of all ages. Although it can be played with 2-3 people I recommend playing between 4-7. Despite how simple it is its a lot of guessing for your friends will play.

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