Money!

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The goal of Money! is to exchange currencies with the bank and other players in order to obtain a higher value than the others. Each player starts with a hand of six cards drawn from a deck containing cards of seven currencies with values ​​between 20 and 60, along with coins with values ​​of 10. Four cards from the deck are placed face up to the left and right of the player.

In a round, each player chooses a bid of one or more cards from their hand, then each player reveals their bid at the same time. The highest bidder takes the four cards to the left or right of the deck or another player's bid, adds them to their hand, and then places their own next to the deck or in front of the player for whom they bid. The next highest bidder resolves their bid in a similar manner. Once all players have resolved, cards are drawn from the deck to fill the lots to the left and right of the deck with four cards. When the deck runs out, one last round is played, then the cards in hand are counted.

If you have 200 or more in a single coin, mark that number of points. If you have less than 200 in a coin, subtract 100 from that amount, but do not go below 0. If you have all three 20s or 30s in a coin, mark 100 points in addition to what the coin itself marks for you. Add these amounts together, along with the coins in your hand. The one with the highest score wins.