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Jaipur

Jaipur

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2 players 30 min 10 years and up

Jaipur transports you to the colorful markets of India, where you play as a merchant determined to outsmart your rival by trading, selling goods, and accumulating more rupees than them. In this two-player duel, the game combines tactics, decision-making, and a touch of risk-taking—all in about 30 minutes. Easy to learn, fast-paced, and strategic, Jaipur is a classic head-to-head game, ideal for two players looking for a quick and competitive game.

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How to play Jaipur?

Game Setup

The game is played exclusively by 2 players.

Shuffle the 55 cards: goods (six types: diamonds, gold, silver, cloth, spices, leather) and camels, then deal 5 cards to each player.

Place 3 camel cardsin the center (in the "market"), then complete with 2 goods cardsto form the visible market.

Gameplay outline

On your turn, you choose one actionfrom the following:

  • Take cards from the market:Either take 1 goods card, then replace it from the deck,Or take all camel cardsfrom the market (they are placed in front of you, in your enclosure),Or freely trade goods from your hand +/- camels for cards from the market (as long as your hand does not exceed 7 cards).

  • Sell goods: you can sell one or more copies of a single typeof good. Some goods such as diamonds, gold, or silver can be sold individually, while others require a minimum of 2 identical cards.

For each sale, you receive "rupee" tokens according to the value of the good and the quantity sold, by taking the highest value tokens available.

If you sell 3 or more cards of the same type, you also have the right to take a bonus token, which adds additional points.

The round continues until one of two end conditions is met: either three piles of goods tokens are exhausted, or the draw pile can no longer replenish the market.

Win/Loss Condition

  • At the end of the round, each player adds up the value of the goods and bonus tokens obtained.
  • The player withthe most camels in their enclosurewins a bonus of5 points.
  • The player withthe most pointswins the round and receives aSeal of Excellence.
  • The game is played over several rounds: thefirst player to win 2 rounds(2 Seals of Excellence) is declared thewinnerof the game.
  • In case of a tie at the end of a round (same number of points), the player with the most goods tokens (excluding bonuses) wins the Seal.
  • Enjoy bundled sales for bonuses

    Selling 3 or more cards of the same type gives you access to very interesting bonus tokens. Don't hesitate to accumulate a stock to aim for these bulk sales—especially for less common goods.

  • Watch the camels, they're your bargaining chip

    Camels are essential for taking multiple cards from the market or forcing a favorable refresh. Keep some in reserve so you never run out of flexibility.

  • Pay attention to the market and the opponent's game

    Observe the visible cards and anticipate what they might be aiming for (sale, bonus, type of goods). If the opponent seems to be accumulating a certain type of goods, block them, even if it's not optimal for you.

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FAQ – All about Jaipur

Can more than 2 players play Jaipur?

No, Jaipur is designed for a 2-player duel exclusively.

Can a "luck draw" ruin the game?

Chance plays a role (cards drawn, market contents), but victory mainly depends on your choices regarding selling, trading, managing camels, and anticipation. Strategy remains paramount.

What is the average game length?

About 25 to 30 minutes per game. Quick, ideal for short sessions.

Is Jaipur suitable for beginner players?

Yes: the rules are simple to explain and accessible, but the game offers enough depth to remain interesting even for experienced players.