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2 Count!

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Hey Yo, listen up chico. 2 Count! is a pro wrestling micro card game for 2 players. Players are trying to get the biggest "pop" from the audience by performing the better move/hold. Each player takes a deck of 9 cards that make up their wrestlers moves set. These moves all have a numerical value that indicates how valuable that move is to the wrestler. These decks are shuffled and then each player will draw 2 cards. After drawing cards players will assess what they have and potentially what the other player has and then choose 1 crowd reaction card. Crowd Reactions are used as a "bet" and go to whomever wins each round. On a count of 1, 2, 3 each player slaps down one of their 2 wrestler cards and the higher value wins the round. The catch (can) is that the highest moves in a wrestler's deck all have a different back to them so the opponent knows when you draw these cards. There is a also a hidden cheat card that each player has that will beat any of the higher valued cards. After 8 quick rounds the wrestler who garnered the most crowd reaction is the ultimate winner. 2 Count! uses a mix of betting, card counting and reading the other player to create a fast playing card game for any wrestling fan.

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