All prices of our products are factory prices, excluding tax and transportation. Customers who need to open an invoice should contact our customer service for the relevant matters!!!

All prices of our products are factory prices, excluding tax and transportation. Customers who need to open an invoice should contact our customer service for the relevant matters!!!

All prices of our products are factory prices, excluding tax and transportation. Customers who need to open an invoice should contact our customer service for the relevant matters!!!

Size: 22.5*22.5*3.5cm

Cross-border single, plastic sealed packaging, the screen inside is made of wood.

This product is made with waterproof backing and is sealed, so it may have a slight smell of glue when you first open it. So please open the packaging film first, let it air out for a while, and it will be fine. Please be cautious when making a purchase if you are sensitive to this! In addition, since it is a handmade wood product, there may be minor imperfections such as occasional wood grain, which do not affect use. If you value practicality and are too particular about details, please do not purchase!

A digital card flipping game that is suitable for all ages, it is very popular abroad. Children can learn mathematics and improve their intelligence while having fun. In addition, this toy is also very popular in adult leisure places such as bars and KTV.

Play 1: Flip the wooden cards according to the number of the dice thrown. It can be the sum of several cards, and the player who cannot flip the cards according to the dice number loses.

Play method two: One party continues to toss the dice and turn over the cards until there are no more cards to turn, and the last remaining wooden cards are his score. The player with the lower score wins.

For example: if you roll a "9," you need to turn over any card that adds up to "9." You can turn over one, two, or three cards, but they must add up to "9." If you want to turn over one card, choose the "9" card; if you want to turn over two cards, you can choose the "3" and "6" or "4" and "5" cards; if you want to turn over three cards, you can choose the "1," "2," and "6" or "2," "3," and "4" cards. In addition, the game rules can be freely set with addition and subtraction, and children in the third grade or above can set the multiplication and division rules. When our family's stupid plays, it can be mixed with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, for example, if the dice comes out to be 4, you can turn over 3, 8, and 6, why? Because 3×8=24 divided by 6 is 4, as long as you can quickly respond. This game has many variations, and children can develop many different ways to play. So you don't have to limit yourself to a single way of playing.