Wits & Wagers Game

How To Play Wits & Wagers

Wits & Wagers Game Rules (PDF Instructions)


Players
3 - 7
Players
Ages
10+
Ages
Play Time
30 MIN
Play Time
Cost
$27
Price
SUMMARY
Wits and Wagers is a great game for those that like trivia games but can't quite remember all the facts...in which case you'll just have to guess. Questions like "how tall is the Oscar statuette" and others that will get your friends and family talking, debating and guessing. Even if you have no idea, you just might be the closest answer which really levels the playing field.

This party game is fun to learn how to play and you should be off and playing in no time. Due to the guessing trivia of this game, even younger kids can play which can put a funny spin on things. Even if you know you are wrong, you can bet on someone else and still win. Wits and Wagers is an easy going game where everyone isn't tensed up trying to outwit the next player. Play this game today!
WHAT'S INCLUDED
  • Wits And Wagers Will Include A Betting Mat
  • A Timer
  • 90 Cardboard Chips
  • 14 Wager Chips
  • 7 Dry-erase Pens And Boards
  • 125 Question Cards
  • Official Wits And Wagers Rules And Instructions
HOW TO WIN
How to Win
Be the player with the most amount of points after 7 questions have been played.
How to Win
OFFICIAL GAME RULES
Please keep in mind that the official Wits & Wagers PDF rules listed below could be different depending on the version you have. They should be an exact copy of what came in your original packaging. Download them to view now or print them for later use.


COMMENTS / QUESTIONS
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James says:
05-27-2018

What the consensus on whether you have to display your chips to other players during the game so they know how much you have? Wouldn't it make sense, similar to poker, that other players have the right to know how much money (points) you have accumulated so they alter their own bets? I did not see anything in the official rules about this.
Alan says:
12-30-2017

I don't understand the Elvis card. Most guesses in the example were over $100. Yet two chips were placed on the Elvis card which the answer is assumed to be less then one .
Mase says:
11-26-2017

I would like to know how much chips do you begin with in the deluxe version?
Ben says:
03-27-2017

Is there any reason why you couldn't play this as teams? I have more than 7 people that will be playing and don't see anything in the rules that would prevent me from splitting us up in team. Just curious if someone else has done this before.
Hank says:
02-04-2016

Thanks for the quick link to the game rules. We needed to read through the instructions to clarify a question but can't seem to find ours.
Trent says:
01-25-2016

This game is a perfect fit for me. I hate trivia games because I don't know a lot of random facts. But this game you just need to make a logical guess and then there is an aspect of betting on who you think has the right answer. It has just enough of a spin that it is really fun and can involve just about anyone.
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