Sequence Premium Edition Strategy Game with 20.25 x 26.25-Inch Board, Deluxe Cards and 135 Chips
A Sequence Premium Edition strategy game pairs card play with chip placement on a spacious 20.25 by 26.25-inch board. Players match a card from their hand to a board space, block opponents and work toward five connected chips to complete a Sequence.
Individuals or teams race to form the required number of five-chip lines before their opponents, while wild Jacks can shift the board and create new tactical openings. The larger board and 135 exclusive marker chips make game states easier to follow across family or group play. Chip colors include 50 green, 50 blue and 35 red. The premium set also includes a deluxe deck of Sequence playing cards, a gold-foil detailed storage box and complete instructions. Goliath lists the English-language game for two to 12 players ages seven and up with about 20 minutes of play. Lay the board flat on a clear table, keep cards away from drinks and count all 135 chips by color before returning the deck and pieces to storage.
Specifications
- Brand: Goliath
- Game: Sequence Premium Edition
- Game type: Card and chip strategy game
- Players: 2 to 12
- Recommended age: 7 years and up
- Estimated playtime: 20 minutes
- Board size: 20.25 x 26.25 in
- Goal: Complete five-chip Sequences
- Play: Individual or team
- Marker chips: 135 total
- Green chips: 50
- Blue chips: 50
- Red chips: 35
- Included: Giant gameboard
- Included: Deluxe Sequence card deck
- Included: Marker chips
- Included: Gold-foil detailed card box
- Included: Complete instructions
- Language: English
- Operation: Manual
- Model: 108823
- Item weight listed: 2.6 lb
- Use: Indoor tabletop
Frequently Asked Questions
How large is the Premium Edition board?
The board measures 20.25 by 26.25 inches.
How many people can play?
Sequence Premium Edition supports two to 12 players as individuals or teams.
How many marker chips are included?
The set has 135 chips: 50 green, 50 blue and 35 red.
How does a player form a Sequence?
Play matching cards to place chips and connect five in a row while blocking opponents.