Böbathüsa is a promotional game of the EUREGIO EGRENSIS, a region spanning parts of Bohemia, Bavaria, Thuringia and Saxonia. The title is an abbreviation of the German words BÖhmen, BAyern, THÜringen and SAchsen. The game consists of 4 Eurgiocards, plus a set of 10 cards for each region (9 numbered 1-9, 1 wild card). Each player gets four cards, five are placed openly on the table. Each player is trying to collect four consecutive cards of the same region, ideally with high numbers. Players can mostly trade with the table, add a card from the draw pile to the table and discard one, place a hand card in front of them, or trade a hand card with a card in front of them. The game ends when a player has four consecutive cards in front of them, places all four cards from their hand, or trades a Euregio card with the table. Players note the sum of their consecutive cards (hand cards or laid out cards). The first player to reach 100 points, wins. —user summary