Rack-O Retro Game by Winning Moves Games USA, Classic Tabletop Game Enjoyed by Families Since the 1950's! Ages 8+, 2-4 Players (6122)

We've discovered a lot of "variations" of Rack-O scoring and winning, so this can be an easy game or this can be a pretty cut-throat game where everyone is looking for that ONE same card !I enjoy it and recommend it for young and old alike :)

I teach elementary school and I love this game for supporting number sense. The object is to get your numbers in order from least to greatest. The strategy comes in with what cards you choose to discard based on the number and where they are in your rack as well as which cards to pick from the discard pile. I play this with kids who struggle in math and they have an easy time playing it which is great because we’re building number sense while having fun.

Fun game for game night.

This game never gets old. My husband used to play this game with his Grandparents & introduced me to it. Everyone that plays it has to buy a game! Endless fun, always a great challenge time after time… a must have!

Fun game. Gave as a gift but we have our own Racko game. This is a simple game that is quick to learn and fun to play. While it is not an addictive strategy game, it is a terrific one for teens or kids to play with parents or grandparents. A game takes just minutes to play.

Easy to learn, Travels well and fun to play. I have taken it several times to different places and always enjoyed it. My sister liked it so much that she took mine. Will have to order again. Who knew such a simple game could be so much fun!

This is a decades old game that's fun for any age. We have a group of gals who love games so I bought a Rack-O for myself, too! However... the numbers on the racks (5, 10, 15, 20, etc.) on my friend's Rack-O set were white, which were easily visible against the bright red plastic rack. The one that I bought here has the same bright red racks but the numbers are ALSO bright red - slightly raised but they are the exact same color as the rack itself - making them almost impossible to read. In order to make them more legible for players, I lined them with a black Sharpie. A bit messy and definitely not gift-worthy, but it will work. I just don't understand why the manufacturer made this change. Please go back to making the numbers either black or white so that they don't blend into the rack completely and the players can see the numbers.

My grandkids love playing this game with us. It’s a good quality game. ( a lot like the original , back in the day)