Bonnie and Clyde

About this board game

Bonnie and Clyde is a Mystery Rummy card game for 2–4 players, with games lasting about 45 minutes. You take the role of an FBI agent competing against other agents to catch the notorious outlaws.

Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow robbed banks throughout the central United States between 1931 and 1935. Their exploits and charisma made them famous, inspiring books and movies, while FBI agent Ted Hinton was charged with capturing them.

In Bonnie and Clyde, the objective is to be the first player to score 100 or more points. The game uses two types of cards: Evidence cards, which represent locations, and the Ted Hinton card, which adds a strategic element not found in traditional Rummy.

Like classic Rummy, players build melds and make layoffs with Evidence cards to score points. The Ted Hinton card brings an additional tactical dimension as competing agents work toward the capture.

• Designed for 2–4 players
• Approximately 45 minutes per game
• Features Evidence (Location) cards and the Ted Hinton card
• Uses melds and layoffs to score points
• Play continues until a player reaches 100 or more points

After each hand, players total their points. If nobody has reached 100 or more, another hand begins, giving agents another chance to build their score and pursue the capture. As the fifth game in the Mystery Rummy series, Bonnie and Clyde combines familiar Rummy foundations with a distinctive historical theme and an extra strategic card.