CHARITY RAFFLE for Boast or Nothing

This item is one single entry for a raffle that ends at midnight (PST) on February 20th 2026. Multiple entries may be purchased. On the above date, one winner will be chosen at random. The chosen winner will be sent a sealed copy of BOAST OR NOTHING as shown in the product image.

Tricky Imports is partnering with a local Portland based food truck to bring meals to people who otherwise would go hungry. Proceeds from this raffle will go directly to that endeavor. 

Boast or Nothing is a trick-taking game (like Hearts or Pinochle or Spades) for 3 to 5 players. Each player is a contestant in the final round of the World Championship of Boasting. Everyone boasted and bragged their tails off to get here, but now it’s the big time.

If you want to win this battle, you have to raise your popularity higher from audience. You can get a popularity with 7 cards of boasting on each rounds.

After the set up according to Reference Sheet for different number of players, they get their own marker and Player Sheet. Then arrange randomly the Color Rank Tokens into a stack.

Shuffle and deal 7 cards to each player, remaining cards are opened on the center of table. The player who most recently had an adult beverage starts to play a card, and round is begun. Other players have to play a card of first player’s color. Or they can play pass.
If a player cannot play the appropriate color, they may play any card in their hand.

Every player plays one of their cards, it’s time to determine the highest value to get this ‘Trick’. The player who played best card takes this Trick and becomes a new player to start next round. The Value of card is determined according to Color Rank Tokens, and they can be changed dramatically!

At the end of each round, players will be assigned Popularity points based on the tricks they’ve taken. But the judges of this Championship are drunk already! You get one point when you get a trick exactly matches with judge’s wonky criterion.

BUT! If you take zero tricks, regardless of the number of players, you will move forward 2 spaces on the Scoreboard. Because you’re too cool for school; and you know it, the audience knows it, and the judges definitely know it. Take your two points, Fonz.

The game ends when one player reaches the Championship space on the Scoreboard!

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