Winning Moves Games Mille Bornes Card Game

Cards are not of good quality considering the amount of money l paid for them. I wish l just had purchased a much cheaper edition

This is a great game to play. Not sure how educational it is but it would help with teaching children how to add large numbers (you need to add and keep track of your "miles" in the game in increments of 25, 50, 75, 100, 200). The quality of this deck is nice, colors bright, and good graphics. Much nicer than the 50 year old deck I used to have that was all in French. The reviewer added pictures might be a little confusing to potential buyers. Advertised version is NOT what reviewers pictures are (this is an older version with a green card holder). This version does not come with a card holder and tally paper. The amazon added picture of the deck of cards with nice graphics is what you will get. It includes the cards and instructions in a box just as amazon's picture shows (no card holder or tally paper included).

Cards are smaller than a regular size playing cards. Cheap paper the cards are not going to last very long. For the price I thought they may have come in a tin to hold them in. Why did I buy them. The cards do have clear clean pictures of what they are. This helps us with not so good eyesight. Should have kept them the size of a regular playing cards are

This Mille Bornes game is so much fun that my entire family enjoy it still even after they have grown up. We had the old version for over 20 years. Now we have one of the collectior's edition and want to get some more. We are going to order a game for each family member that is out on their own. They will be able to teach their own children. This game is very educational in that you have to add up to 1000 in different denominations. 75 miles plus 25 equals 100 miles is an example. If you buy this game, you will never be disappointed. This will be one of those games that goes along with rummy, hearts, crazy 8 and many other favorites.

Buy a new one or be sure the used one has all the cards. This one didn’t have all of the cards that list the terminology and scoring, for players to share during the game (important while learning).