PayaPay Brain Game

Paypay is a noisy and exciting card game for friends and family gatherings, published by Hoopa Publishing.

The game is based on the classic game of Pit (created in 1903 by Harry E. Gavitt) and has been redesigned with Iranian localization.

In this game, players simultaneously and without turns exchange their cards to collect a complete set of an item and have a realistic experience of trading in a crowded market.

📌Contents of the game box:

74 cards (72 commodity cards and 2 special cards)

A metal bell to announce the winner

Game manual

Cloth bag to store the cards

Steps of the exchange game👇🏻

- For 3 to 8 players (5-6 is best)

- The cards are shuffled and each player is dealt 9 cards

- Place the bell in the center of the table

Identify the target commodity

Players determine which commodity they have the most cards in their hand

Commodities have different values ​​(e.g., carpets are more expensive than pomegranates)

The player decides which commodity to focus on
Start trading:

- Everyone trades at the same time, without taking turns

- Each player announces and trades the number of cards he has

- For example, he shouts "Three! Three!" To exchange 3 pomegranate cards

– If another player is ready to trade with the same number of cards, the cards are swapped

Completing the set:

– The goal is to collect 9 cards of a product

– Upon completing the set, the player rings the bell

– The first to ring the bell wins the round

Score calculation:

– The winner gets the points for the collected product

– The game is played in several rounds

– The player who reaches the target score is recognized as the final winner

Advanced mode with special cards:

– Darugheh card: can stop the deal once

– Amin al-Tojar card: replaces a lost card

📌Key game features

Easy to learn and suitable for children

High interaction and bargaining
Requires speed of action and immediate decision-making

High repeatability with appropriate game speed

Important strategic tips

– Focus on one product for speed in collecting

– Flexibility in changing products In case of unsuccessful transaction

– Pay attention to the cries of others to understand the interest in the traded item

– High speed in ringing the bell to win

Pai Pai is a game full of excitement and interaction that creates an atmosphere similar to a bustling Iranian market. Simple but deep mechanics and attractive group play capabilities make it a great option for parties and gatherings.