Yes! Buy 2 games and combine the decks for more than 5 players.
A stonk is nothing but a stock. A Moon Ticket is a completed set of stonks with the same color. For instance, $APES is a stonk card of black color. And, you need 2 $APES for 1 Moon Ticket.
Tendies are in-game cash. You collect tendies to protect your stonks. Options help you receive profits on stonks you or your opponents own. Use Call options to receive profits on your stonks. And, Put options to receive profits on your opponent's stonks.
No, you can't. You must always pick up 2 cards (or, 5 if your hand is empty) from the draw pile. And then, you can skip your turn without playing any cards down.
If you run out of cards in your hand, wait until your next turn. And, then pick up 5 new cards from the draw pile (instead of 2).
If another player pays you with a stonk card, you must add that stonk card to your portfolio in front of you right away. You are not allowed to add this stonk card to your hand or wallet.
No, you can’t take cards back into your hand once you've played them in your portfolio or wallet.
No, you can’t steal or swap a stonk card that is part of your opponent's winning YOLO. But, instead, you can steal the whole winning YOLO by playing a "Margin Call" card.
Your wallet is private to you. And so, you must play the cards in your wallet face down.
No, you do NOT have to disclose the amount. Only when someone plays a "Wallet Police" card against you, should you show your wallet to other players disclosing the amount to them.
Yes, you can use your stonk cards as cash towards a payment to your opponent. However, the stonk cards must come from your portfolio - not your hand.
No, you must make payments to your opponents using cash from your wallet. You can also use stonks in your portfolio towards payments too. However, you are not allowed to pay players with cash from your hand.
No, you can’t store stonk cards in your wallet as cash. Stonk cards always stay as stonks - never as cash.
It is against the rules for a player to hide more than one stonk card in their wallet. If someone breaks this rule and gets caught, that player must place all those hidden stonk cards at the bottom of the draw pile.
If you run out of cards in the draw pile, simply shuffle the market pile and use it as the new draw pile.
If a player tries to compound their Call or Put profits, you can use the "Say No" card to cancel out the compounding action on you. However, it does not cancel the compounding action on other players.
When playing the "Papa Musk" card, you can collect a stonk card of your choice from each player. Yes, the stonk tickers can be different. In fact, the stonks can even be part of your opponents' winning YOLOs.
No, it does not count as a turn.
Yes, you can play a "Say No" card out of turn to cancel actions against you.
You can play a "Diamond Hands" card at any time on your turn. However, we recommend you play this card when you are close to winning the game so you can protect your YOLOs from being stolen by other players.
You can play a "Paper Hand card" at any time. However, we recommend you play this card when your opponents have fewer cards in their hands to increase your odds of getting a great power card from their hands!
Kitties around the world are tired of “exploding” themselves. With just 1 life remaining, they hatch a desperate plan to escape to the Moon for safety. But, they need stonks (a meme for stocks), cash and your heroic help for their epic “YOLO” plan to work. Hurry up and help the kitties escape to the Moon in this hilarious, fast-paced, strategy card game!
