<p>It is essentially Uno with some small tweaks.
You are trying to play numbers, in order.  If you have a "run" of numbers in the same suit (color), you appear to be able to play them all at once.
There are cards that allow you to change the color, even a wild draw 4.
In the anime, you see Boruto play a change color card with a "skip" card skipping the next player's turn.  It appears the cards are numbered from 1-10 in five colors.</p>

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2018-07-18T04:12:07.117Z
2018-07-18T04:12:07.117Z
Jae
<p>In Boruto, they play a card game called Shinobi Bout, where cards seem to have numbers and colors. It seems somewhat like the goal is to get rid of all of the cards in your hand. Is it ever explained how the game is played or what the rules are?</p>

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2018-06-03T14:58:15.040Z
this may help you: http://kansaichick.com/japanese-kanji-blog/shinobi-bout-the-shinobi-card-game-in-boruto-part-2/
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How is Shinobi Bout played?
# How is Shinobi Bout played?
Posted by: username_0 on 2018-06-03
In Boruto, they play a card game called Shinobi Bout, where cards seem to have numbers and colors. It seems somewhat like the goal is to get rid of all of the cards in your hand. Is it ever explained how the game is played or what the rules are?
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> **username_1**: this may help you: http://kansaichick.com/japanese-kanji-blog/shinobi-bout-the-shinobi-card-game-in-boruto-part-2/  
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### Answer by username_2 on 2018-07-18. Score: 2
It is essentially Uno with some small tweaks.
You are trying to play numbers, in order. If you have a "run" of numbers in the same suit (color), you appear to be able to play them all at once.
There are cards that allow you to change the color, even a wild draw 4.
In the anime, you see Boruto play a change color card with a "skip" card skipping the next player's turn. It appears the cards are numbered from 1-10 in five colors.
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