5 to Win

Five chips in a row is called a sequence. Two sequences win the game. That's the whole thing, and it takes about a minute to learn. Here's how it works. Every card in your hand matches two squares on the board. Play a card, put your chip on one of its squares. Line up five of your chips and that sequence is yours. Get a second one and you've won. Jacks break the rules. Two of them let you drop a chip on any open square you want. The other two let you knock one of your opponent's chips off the board. Holding a jack until the right moment is most of the game. It's turn based, so you and your opponent never need to be online together. Take your turn in line at the store, put your phone away, and get a notification when they answer. Some games finish over lunch. Some run for a week. WHAT'S IN IT Play against friends. Search a username, add them, send a challenge. Practice against the…