Tactics

Try to set yourself up for the best possible discard run: Matching the number on the discard pile with cards in your hand (ex. orange 8 on the discard pile, three 8's in your hand).

Yellows and Oranges

• There are more high cards than lower, so in general get rid of single mid-value cards (yellow and orange) as much as possible.
• Single yellow and orange cards can increase your score at the end of a round. Work instead to "find" blues and greens.
• If you have more than one orange card, save them for a discard run, especially if that leaves lots of greens and blues in your hand.
• If you have to choose which card to play, always play a yellow before an orange. This increases your chances of getting rid of an orange in a discard run.

Reds

• Do not follow the temptation to hold multiple high red cards thinking you'll be able to unload them easier in a discard run at the end of the round.
• Alternatively, use single red cards to "hunt" for greens and blues, especially if you start the round with very few greens or blues.
• When possible, start your round getting rid of a high card (red) that matches the discard pile followed by your lowest mid-value card (yellow and orange).

Blues and Greens

• If possible, look for multiple greens of similar value to play a late discard run when other players unload their lowest cards during Mojo Time.

Card Distribution

79 cards divided as follows: 8 blue cards (4 per 0 and 1 value) 15 green cards (5 per 2, 3 and 4 value) 18 yellow cards (6 per 5, 6 and 7 value) 21 orange cards (7 per 8, 9 and 10 value) 16 red cards (8 per 11 and 12 value) 1 Mojo card (0 / +10)