Sushi Go! Pudding Scoring Official Rules
Yes, the player with the least Pudding cards loses 6 points, unless playing a 2-player game.
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Sushi Go! Maki Roll Scoring: Official Rules Guide
6 points for the most icons, 3 points for the second most, with ties split evenly between players.
Sushi Go! Chopsticks Exchange Rules: Official Guide
Yes, you take two cards, but you must put the Chopsticks card back into your hand before passing your cards.
Sushi Go! Chopsticks Card Official Rules & How to Use
Yes, you can take 2 sushi cards on a turn if you have a chopsticks card already in front of you.
Skip-Bo Wild Card Building Pile Official Rules
Yes, SKIP-BO cards are wild; they can start a pile or act as any number from 1 to 12.
Skip-Bo Official Rules: Running Out of Stock Pile Cards
Yes, you continue playing if you are in a partnership, as both partners can play from their remaining piles.
Skip-Bo Official Rules: Starting Building Piles with Wilds
Yes, a SKIP-BO card or a number 1 card can both be used to start a building pile.
Scrabble Official Rules: How to Challenge Invalid Words
Yes, you can challenge a word by checking a previously agreed upon dictionary before the next player starts.
Scrabble Official Rules: Word Challenge and Penalty Guide
The player removes the challenged tiles from the board and loses their turn.
Risk Official Rules: How to Roll Three Dice Correctly
Yes, you can roll three dice if you have at least four armies on the territory from which you are attacking.