Skip-Bo guides
Race to empty your stock pile by building sequences from 1 to 12.
Skip-Bo is a sequencing card game where everyone races to empty a personal stock pile by playing its cards, in order, onto shared center piles that build from 1 up to 12. Skip-Bo wild cards can fill any gap.
The classic game plays up to six; Skip-Bo Junior scales it down with two difficulty levels for young kids. Here’s how both work.
Which Skip-Bo version should you buy?
Compare the editions at a glance, then jump into the full how-to-play guide for any of them.
| Version | Best for | Players | Time | Ages | Guide | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skip-Bo Classic | the full sequencing game for families | 2–6 | 20–40 min | 7+ | Read guide | Amazon |
| Skip-Bo Junior | young children with two skill levels | 2–4 | 15–30 min | 5+ | Read guide | Amazon |