The box is open
Five cards. One judge. Go.
The same quick rules work for Calgary, Vancouver, and Toronto. Read them once, then use the timer, keep score, or switch to the digital game.
Physical game · quick rules
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These rules work for the Calgary, Vancouver, and Toronto boxes. You do not need an account—or this screen—to play.
- Separate the blue and white cards.
Make two face-down piles. Every player takes five white answer cards.
- Nominate the first judge.
Choose one player, or appoint whoever billed the most hours that week.
- Read blue. Play white.
The judge reveals and reads the top blue card, saying “blank” for every blank. Every non-judge plays one white card.
- Read every combination.
The judge reads each completed phrase aloud. Classless pleading is expressly permitted.
- Award 400 hours and rotate.
The winner takes back only their winning white card and leaves it face up. Other played white cards stay out. First to five face-up white cards wins.
Optional table tools
Clock it. Score it.
Keep this tab open while you play. Reloading clears the timer and scorecard, and we never save or send the names and scores you enter here.
Round timer
01:00
Timer paused.
Local scorekeeper
One face-up white card. Four hundred imaginary hours.
No players on the local scorecard yet.
Prefer to play on phones?
Choose the city on your box.
The digital game deals the cards, runs the rounds, and keeps score. Everyone joins with a name—no email required.
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