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24/7: the Game is a light abstract strategy game that combines elements of both luck and skill. Players take turns laying tiles on a 7×7 grid and score points for adjacent tiles that create runs, sets and sums of 24 or 7.
In 24/7: the Game, players score for combinations of tiles in four directions. While the importance of tile placement and strategy is key to winning, the element of luck magnifies as the combinations of tiles take shape in all four directions.
Play a tile and score points or block your opponent from scoring. By playing the right balance between offensive and defensive placement, try to keep your opponents on their toes as you rack up points.
24/7: the Game is a challenging game for two to four players.
Niver a c'hoarierien: 2 - 4
Padelezh ar bartienn: 13 mn
Kemplezhded : 2 / 5
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C'hoari da twentyfourseven pe da 846 c'hoari all enlinenn.
Pellgargañ ret ebet - c'hoariit war-eeun adalek ho merdeer.
Gant ho mignoned ha miliadoù c'hoarierien/ezed en hollved.
Evit netra.
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24/7: The Rules
Object
Score minutes (i.e., points) by laying tiles one at a time to create scoring combinations. The winner is the player with the most minutes at the end of the game.
Setup: Punching In
One tile is drawn and placed at the starting space on the board. Three tiles are removed from the game. A hand of tiles (6 for 2 players, 5 for 3 or 4 players) is drawn for each player. Note: The tiles are numbered 1 to 10. Four copies of each tile make up the initial pool of tiles.
Playing: Starting the Clock
On your turn, place a tile adjacent to any tile on the board. This new tile forms one or more lines of tiles that are horizontal, vertical or diagonal. The sum of the tiles in each line can never exceed 24. After playing a tile, combinations are scored, a new tile is drawn and play continues with the next player.
Scoring: Making Time
Score minutes (i.e., points) when you complete one (or more) of the following scoring combinations:
| Combination | Score |
|---|---|
| 7 (Sum of 7, all tiles) | 20 minutes |
| Run of 3 tiles | 30 minutes |
| 24 (Sum of 24, all tiles) | 40 minutes |
| Run of 4 tiles | 40 minutes |
| Set of 3 (3 of a kind) | 50 minutes |
| Run of 5 tiles | 50 minutes |
| Set of 4 (4 of a kind) | 60 minutes |
| Run of 6 tiles | 60 minutes |
| Bonus | 60 minutes |
In the examples that follow, the highlighted tile was played causing the scoring combination to occur.
Sums of 7 or 24
All adjacent tiles in the same line (horizontal, vertical or diagonal) sum to 7 or 24. To score a 7, you must have 2 or more tiles in the line!
Runs and Sets
The scoring tiles in runs OR sets must be adjacent within the same line and include the tile you played. Other non-scoring tiles may be in the line as long as sum of the line does not exceed 24. To score a run, the tiles must be sequential, increasing or decreasing.
Bonus: Overtime
Additional scoring possibilities for the crafty player!
24/7
If you create a sum of 24 in one line and a sum of 7 in a different line when you play a tile, 60 bonus minutes are scored in addition to the minutes scored for the 7 and the 24.
24 in 7 Tiles
If you create a sum of 24 by laying the seventh tile in a line, 60 bonus minutes are scored in addition to the minutes scored for creating the 24.
Double Time
When you play a tile on a 2x space AND create one (or more) scoring combination(s), the minutes are doubled!
Unplayable Spaces: Out of Time
Whenever you create a sum of 24, the spaces at each end of that line of tiles are Out of Time and may not be used for play. Time Out markers are placed in these spaces. If playing on a space would cause the sum of the adjacent tiles to exceed 24, that space is also Out of Time and is marked with a Time Out marker.
Game End: Punching the Clock
The game ends when any of the following occurs: 1) all players have run out of tiles; 2) no open spaces exist on the board; or 3) no legal plays remain for any player. The finish order and final scores are displayed.
Winning: Happy Hour
The player with the most minutes wins. If there is a tie and tiles remain, the player with the fewest tiles wins. If there is still a tie, play again!
