Flutter first edition |
1960s |
JW Spear and son |
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First produced |
1960s |
Players |
3 to 10 |
Age(s) |
10+ |
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1 x playing board 12 x coloured pegs, 6 traveller and 6 parent pegs 60 x coloured share certificate cards, sets of 10 24 x market news cards 1 x standard dice 1 x special coloured dice 1 x dice shaker 1 x pack of money in five different denominations; - 80 x £5 notes 1 x rules booklet
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This is a Stock Exchange Game,
which is both captivating and easy to learn. Each player starts with £300 and
tries to make a further £300 by drawing dividends and by buying and selling
shares in traded companies. There are six companies shown in six colours,
irrespective of the number of players. Players do not own any company (or
peg). The only way a player can obtain an interest in a company is by buying
its shares. Players may invest all their money in one company or spread it
over several companies as they please. Dice decide the dividends paid on the
various shares and these in turn influence the share values. Frequently
during the game, players may be able to predict which shares are likely to
rise and fall in the immediate future and can buy or sell accordingly. For
instance, they may buy a cheap share likely to rise or sell a high priced
share likely to fall. ‘Market News Cards’ however, may upset their
calculations. The game is thus a mixture of luck and skill.
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This is a rare and great compact
game using dice and cards in tandem to speculate and gamble on the highs and
lows of six companies.
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