Did you know that the game of Remi was invented by a Romanian-born Jew who settled in Palestine after the communist regime banned card games in Romania in the 1940s? So Epharim Hertzano found the solution to translate a card game (Rummy) into a game with stones similar to the Asian game Mahjong. The first sets were made by hand in his own backyard and then sold from house to house. Remi quickly became one of the most played and appreciated games worldwide and became the first game created and exported from Israel It is a game of attention and logical thinking, the goal being to make the first series and suite with all the pieces on the board in order to win. Did you know that the Remi Classic game.. Can be played in 3 different versions: American, Sabra and International, but most often the Sabra version is played It is a game of concentration and attention. It stimulates memory and quick thinking. It can also be played successfully by children. It develops competitive spirit and can be played in teams. Addictive! Why choose Classic Remi This is a top quality game with durable wooden boards for fun and uninterrupted play. The game contains three different versions, so the fun and challenges are just right Remi Classic is the perfect game to play with friends or family, anytime and anywhere. You can take it with you on holiday, take it on a picnic or even to the top of a mountain, to a cabin or tent It’s an endless source of good cheer that requires no power supply and never runs out of batteries – the only ones who will tire from playtime will probably be you. Recommended age: 8+ Players: 2 – 4 people Box contains: 4 wooden game boards, 106 plastic game pieces, 6 spare pieces (white), game rules Game not recommended for children under 3 years old.

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