चोर · Chor ×4
Take a rival's whole Tijori straight into your hand. They need at least 1 card in it.
ASLI? YA KHOTA?
The desi bluffing party game
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THE GOAL
Everyone's dream: a Tijori (your safe) full of cash. Six cards, face-down, in two rows of three. Then shout धप्पा!
But careful: not every note is real.
THE DECK · 80 CARDS
Everyone can see what kind of card you hold. Only you know which one it is.
Look at the serial number. A Khota Sikka reads KSB4209211: 420 = fraud, and 9-2-11 = nau do gyarah, run away!
SETUP
YOUR TURN
Blue cards are never tax. And once a card is in your Tijori, it stays there.
THE ACTION CARDS
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Take a rival's whole Tijori straight into your hand. They need at least 1 card in it.
Play it the moment someone tries a Chor on you. The thief is caught: their Tijori goes to the Chor Bazaar and they sit out their next turn. The only card you can play on someone else's turn.
Flip one rival's Tijori. Even one Khota Sikka, and the whole Tijori goes to the Chor Bazaar. All clean? It backfires: your Tijori gets checked!
Everyone flips their Tijori, you too. Any Tijori with a Khota Sikka is seized.
HOW TO WIN
No proof needed. Fake notes count too… as long as nobody caught them 😉
GOOD TO KNOW
End your own turn with zero cards in hand and you're out of the game. Your hand and Tijori go to the Chor Bazaar. If only one player is left standing, they win.
Shuffle the Chor Bazaar and it becomes the new draw pile. The game goes on.
No. Only red-backed cards (Kadak Note or Khota Sikka) can go in as tax.
No. The first Dhappa ends the game, and fakes count if nobody caught them.
COMING SOON
80 cards · 3–8 players · 15–30 mins · Ages 14+
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