A light pub game for 3 - 12 players reminiscent of classic card games. No Lookie's roots are in the line of games like Golf or Polish Poker but brings a variety of new mechanics that offer the modern gaming experience to a vintage, time-tested archetype. The objective of the game is to have the lowest score each round. A hand consists of five cards dealt faced down to each player. Without looking at the cards, players arrange their hand into two faced down rows in front of them: a top row of two cards and a bottom row of three cards. The rest of the deck is placed in the center of the table as a draw pile. The top card is turned over and starts the discard pile. Gameplay follows with draw-discard turns. Players are allowed to look at the bottom-row cards prior to their first turn, but are not allowed to look at their cards again until the end of the round (except when discarding of course). Various action cards may be discarded to trade, swap, or effect gameplay. At the end of each round, the two rows score points and the player with the lowest score receives a victory point card. For scoring: each card in the top row adds its numerical value to the player’s score; if all three cards on the bottom row match numerically then all the cards in the bottom row score zero, but if all three cards do not match numerically then each card in the bottom row adds its numerical value to the player’s score as they do on the top row. 1 deck plays up to 6 players 2 decks play up to 12 players 73 Cards per deck: 51 Number Cards 2 Wild Cards 13 Action Cards 7 Victory Point Cards