Big Sky Games | In for a Penny | Board Game | Ages 8+ | 2-6 Players | 60 Minute Playing Time

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Player two goes and flips the penny. Player two is trying to get more “heads” in a row than player one. Set up the playing surface: Print the game board found here or lay out your own. The playing surface can be as small as a sheet of paper or as large as the biggest table you’ve got. If you're interested in joining the guest blogging team, please complete our short application and a member of the team will be in touch. Social Media

Variations: The original Shove Ha’penny uses a different board and has some specific rules that have evolved over time. Find a neat kids’ version you can make yourself here.

Remember, you can have as many pennies as you want on the #6 column. But if there is already a penny on the 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 square you have to take all the pennies in those columns. Leave the pennies in the #6 column. Like pitching pennies, this is one of those penny games that’s been around for a very long time. It originated in British pubs as Shove Ha’penny and in its simplest form consists of just sliding a penny toward the other side of the table to see how close you can get. This version uses a board for scoring, but it’s definitely not required. The winner of each round traditionally wins all the pennies thrown, but you can also simply gather them up and play again. This product will be delivered directly from the supplier and so only home delivery is available. It will usually take 3 – 5 working days to be delivered. The next player goes. Using our example, if they roll and one or a two they have to take all the pennies on the board except the pennies in column 6. If they roll a 3, 4, 5,or 6 they put the penny on that number.

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