Really Nasty Horse Racing Game

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The player that wins the most money over the course of the six rounds, each round consisting of a single race, is the winner, and money can be earned either by a player’s horse finishing among the top three at the end of the race, or by placing a bet on the winning horse. Please note that some areas are considered by DHL and UPS to be "Remote Areas" and surcharges are incurred for Express shipments. Players can choose not to bet if they’re short of money, in which case they would have to race for the prize money. Dice rolls play a part in determining the outcome, but there is plenty of opportunity for strategy use with lane changes, blocking, etc.

As long as they have a card with the correct fence, they can make the horse fall and be out of the race. If ever there was a game that was created to bring out the worst instincts in you, make you become very devious and cunning, then it is most certainly and definitely this game. Welcome to The Really Nasty Horse Racing Game--the game designed to stimulate your worst instincts and get you to use cunning and deviousness to your best advantage.At the end of each race the prize winnings are handed out, so players can then use the money accrued to place their bets for the next race. The game essentially takes the skulduggery and cheating that goes on in real life horse races and applies it to a board game, making for an interesting and often bad-tempered experience for the players. Some unofficial rules, which makes the game even more interesting and nasty if you have less than six players. The game set consists of an oversized game board, bookmaker's board, betting slips, deck of specials cards, stack of money, dice, and six large plastic horses-and-jockeys and other items.

You also check the cards for the horses you own, and if the horse number you rolled is shown there, your horse also advances.If yer nephew is into board games and you can find a few good ones on that site (whatever the theme) you’ll quickly reach favoured relative status.