Cribbage Board Game

• This game was conceived by Sir John Suckling in the early 17th century.
• It derives from a game called Noddy.
• It has endured virtually unchanged and remains widely popular.
• Players race along the board to collect points from their dealt hand of cards.
• Each point lets a player move one space along the track.
• Objective is to be first to reach a target score, usually 61 or 121.
• Points come from card combinations or by playing off an opponent's cards.
• Play combines elements of luck and skill.
• The board is handmade and features two tracks.
• Includes a full deck of playing cards and eight pegs.
• All components store neatly in a slot at the back of the board.
• Ideal for family game nights and to pass down through generations.
• Warning: Choking Hazard – Small Parts. Not for Children Under 3 Years.