Hasbro: RACKO Card Game

Pros: Easy and fun.
Cons: Discard tray is designed a bit weird

I’m not sure when my family started playing RACKO but it’s been at least ten years. Although we don’t play as often as we did in the beginning, the game is still pulled out of the closet and used at least once every few months. But the interesting part ...

Pros: Inexpensive, fun and can be educational for the younger kids in your house!
Cons: None

With Christmas being only three days away, you may be hard pressed to find more gifts for the children in your life. This is a game that my kids have and they love it as much now as when we first got it for them.

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Pros: Lots of fun, improves your number skills
Cons: none

My husband and I occasionally play games when we do not have anything better to do. One game we've played a lot over the past few months is Racko. This game is a lot of fun and I highly recommend trying it!

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Pros: Fun, helps kids learn more about numbers
Cons: None

I played Racko when I was a kid and now it is fun for me to play with the kids who are enjoying it as much today as I did nearly 30 years ago!

The game of Racko comes with a deck of cards with numbers from 1 to 60 on them and 4 plastic card...

Pros: Simple game, short game.
Cons: none

We just got this game in a gift basket I purchased at a silent auction. It's a very fun and simple game to play. It's for 2-4 players and recommended for ages 8 and up. I have a six year old and she can't quite figure it out yet. She still enjoys playing...

Pros: Simple, quick, fun, educational
Cons: Card tray could use a design change

What is Racko?

Racko is a game by Parker Brothers made for 2-4 players ages 8 to adult. It is a card game and the cards sit in racks, which is where the Racko name comes from.

I confess I didn’t know Racko still existed! I...

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to learn how to play, for all ages
Cons: The card trays could use some minor improvements

When it comes to card games, I consider myself to be a “mild” fan. Uno, Phase 10, Uno Attack, Rummy, Boom-O, heck, I’ll even play a game or two of war and go fish when I have the right opponent. But, of all the card games that I have yet to try, Racko ...

Pros: Lots of Fun! :)
Cons: Only plays four players!

Every year for Christmas in my family it always seems that someone receives a game or two. Last year was no exception and my husband received a card game called Racko from my parents. Traditionally we try out all the new games after the presents...

Pros: educational, easy and FUN
Cons: none

“Happy New Year!! Um…I mean, Racko!!! Ha-ha!” That is what we heard in our house on New Years Eve when playing Racko with two of our children.

Just what is Racko, you may be wondering? Well, let me tell you all about this fun and...

Pros: simple complete rules, short game time
Cons: Not for kids under 8

Rack-o is a deceptively intriguing game. The rules or simple enough. Taking turns, which consists of taking, playing and discarding a card (similar to rummy and other card games) organize your rack so that the cards are arranged from smallest to...

Pros: easy to learn, fun to play
Cons: none

Trying to teach your children anything is sometimes difficult to do - UNLESS - they don't know that they are learning. One of the beauties of this game is that it can actually help your children learn their numbers.

In RACK-O, the object of...

Pros: Simple, easy to play, not very time consuming
Cons: little strategy is needed

My Experience: This is one of my favorite games to play. One time my best friend and I played for about four hours straight. It was so much fun, we would adjust the rules slightly each round that we played. Now I am at college and RACKO is one of the ...

Pros: Quick, easy, fun
Cons: None

Racko is fast-paced, the rules and simple, and there aren't a lot of pieces to get lost. This is a terrific game for grandparents and babysitters to keep on hand.

The objective of Racko is to get your hand of cards ordered from lowest to...

Pros: Hours of fun. Easy to learn
Cons: Can be frustrating for young beginners under 12.

Usually when my sister-in-law brings over a game it turns out to be two things.
1)Stupid
2)A fight

I have to give credit where credit is due now.....
TO ME FOR LETTING HER IN THE HOUSE!! LOL

Seriously though,...

Pros: Short rounds can be played as long as you want.
Cons: The rules are easy but if you play with a stupid kid, they get discouraged and start whining

This game is for ages 8 and up but I don't think that cheapens my pride in the fact that I dominate at this game. I take on all challengers including small children through adults and I romp every time.

Racko is about as easy a game as there...