Board game Only the goat is important (Nur die Ziege zahlt)

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Product description ■ The
card has 50 cards with numbers from 1 to 50. Each card has one to five goat marks on it.
Give each player eight cards. The game is トリックテーキングゲーム using these 8 cards each.
That is, starting with the start player, you take out one card in turn, and the player who takes out the card with the highest number gets the point of the trick.
The point is the total number of goat marks on all cards issued at that time plus the number on the smallest card issued at that time.
In other words, the smallest number card in the list has a great influence on the point. Repeat this eight times.
When the card is handed out, and before playing the card, each player places his or her own trapezoid tile on the game board, anticipating the points he or she will get. Each side of the
trapezoid has a predicted point and a winning point if it is the same point as the predicted point. If the round ends at a point outside the expected range, you will not get a winning point.
The sides of the 2-4 winning points vary in width depending on the winning point. Four winning points are 10 points wide in two rows, while two winning points are 20 points wide in four rows.
If you anticipate 0 points and 61 points or more, you will get 5 points. Again, you cannot place this prediction in order from the
Start player over another player. In other words, you can put up to two people on the left and right sides of the game board except for the first one person to put 0 points and 61 points or more, and
you must put them so that they do not overlap.
Look at the cards distributed and guess how many tricks you will get and then guess how many points you will get.
Also, if you can't take a trick during play, you need to think about how many points the player who took the trick is aiming for. Because the card with the lowest number greatly influences the point of acquisition.
The rules are easy, but the card play is difficult to control.
■ Game Summary ■
Number of players : 3-6
Play time : about 20 minutes
Target age : 8 years or older
Designer : Gunter Burkhardt

Goat Card 50 Pieces
Count Board 1 Piece
Goat Top 6 Pieces
Bid Tile 6 Pieces
Player Tip 6 Pieces
Instruction Manual (Original / Japanese) 1 copy each