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Whot was one of the earliest commercial games based of the Eights family, in which players try to be the first to get rid of their cards by following number or suit. Whot! was invented (but, apparently, not patented) It was first marketed by the company Storey & Co of Croydon, which he set up in 1930, but was soon acquired by Waddingtons of Leeds, Whot! was popular in Britain in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Waddingtons continued to sell it until the 1990’s; nowadays it is distributed by Winning Moves UK in their Top Cards series Whot was one of the earliest commercial games based of the Eights family, in which players try to be the first to get rid of their cards by following number or suit. Whot! was invented (but, apparently, not patented) It was first marketed by the company Storey & Co of Croydon, which he set up in 1930, but was soon acquired by Waddingtons of Leeds, Whot! was popular in Britain in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Waddingtons continued to sell it until the 1990’s; nowadays it is distributed by Winning Moves UK in their Top Cards series. Whot was one of the earliest commercial games based of the Eights family, in which players try to be the first to get rid of their cards by following number or suit. Whot! was invented (but, apparently, not patented) It was first marketed by the company Storey & Co of Croydon, which he set up in 1930, but was soon acquired by Waddingtons of Leeds, Whot! was popular in Britain in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Waddingtons continued to sell it until the 1990’s; nowadays it is distributed by Winning Moves UK in their Top Cards series Whot was one of the earliest commercial games based of the Eights family, in which players try to be the first to get rid of their cards by following number or suit. Whot! was invented (but, apparently, not patented) It was first marketed by the company Storey & Co of Croydon, which he set up in 1930, but was soon acquired by Waddingtons of Leeds, Whot! was popular in Britain in the 1950’s and 1960’s. Waddingtons continued to sell it until the 1990’s; nowadays it is distributed by Winning Moves UK in their Top Cards series
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Key Features
- Whot is a game played with a set of non-standard cards.
- The cards are designed in five suits: circles, crosses, triangles, stars and squares.
- Whot is a shedding game similar to Crazy Eights.
- Nice family and friends playing card
- Indoor and outdoor game
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- SKU: WH555TG88ZDYNNAFAMZ
- Product Line: Body Magic
- Weight (kg): 0.1
- Color: NA
- Main Material: Papper
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Whot Fun Card Game - 2 Packs
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