Dobble is a symposium of mini-games based on a common principle: observation-speed.

Each card represents 8 symbols (clown's head, moon, spider's web...) and has one and ONLY ONE symbol in common with each of the other cards. It is necessary to identify, before the others, what this common symbol is.

The difficulty also comes from the fact that the same symbol does not have the same size on all the cards, which disrupts observation.

All mini-games are played face up cards.

The game offers 5 different rules:

rule 1:
a face-up draw pile, each player has one card in their hand. If I find the common symbol between my card and that of the draw pile, I take it by covering the one I had in my hand. It becomes my new reference card. Play continues immediately with the top card of the draw pile. Wins whoever wins the most cards.

rule 2:
it's the opposite, I have to get rid of my stack of cards in the center of the table. Loses the last one to still have cards in hand.

rule 3:
each turn, each player has a card, which he must give to another player by finding the common symbol of the two cards. If I have several cards in my hand, only the top one counts and I drop all of a sudden if I find the common symbol. If I'm the only one who still has cards, I make a trick. Loses whoever makes the most tricks.

rule 4:
each turn, a reference card in the center of the table, each player turns over a card. If I find the common symbol between the reference card and one (ANY) of the other cards, I take the latter and we continue until the upturned cards are taken. You can win several cards per turn. Wins whoever wins the most cards.

rule 5:
each player has a card in front of him, the draw pile is face up. When I find the common symbol between an opponent's card and the draw pile, I give it to him. Wins whoever has the fewest cards in front of him.
A point system allows for mini-tournaments.

• 2 to 8 players
• 10 minutes
• 6 years +