Then race to get all your game pieces around the board to the finish zone, but be careful! You might get into trouble! Can you get all 4 of your pieces around the board without getting bumped and sent all the way back to the beginning? Keep your luck going, and send your opponents back to their starting space in this classic race-and-chase game. The rules of the game stipulate that if another player lands on your peg, you must bounce back to home, ultimately leaving you in 'trouble,' according to. Your goal for this game is to move all four of your colored pegs from HOME to FINISH while trying to send your opponents’ pegs back to HOME. You might get into trouble Trouble was developed by the Kohner Brothers and initially manufactured by Irwin Toy Ltd., later by Milton Bradley (now part of Hasbro).The game was launched in America in 1965. While playing the Pop-O-Matic Trouble game by Milton Bradley, players push the bubble top containing numbered dice to determine how many spaces they move around the board. To play the game of Trouble, you will need two to four players and a specialized board with a pop-die roller called a POP-O-MATIC and 16 plastic playing pegs.
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Getting into trouble has never been so much fun! The excitement begins as soon as you press the classic Pop-O-Matic bubble to roll the die. This simple step by step guide on how to play trouble will cover the game play and rules of the classic Trouble and Double Trouble as well as alternative versions. Can you chase your opponents around the board without getting into trouble and getting sent back to the starting line? The first player to get all four game pieces to the finish zone wins the game. The suspense builds as you try to land on the Double Trouble or Warp spaces that give you additional powers. Get ready to race to the finish line in this exciting game with the classic Pop-O-Matic bubble that holds and rolls the die.
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