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Blanco

Blanco 2025

6.6 /10
BGG rating
#19928
BGG rank
1.0
Weight
2–5
Players
2
Best at
10–30
Minutes
8
Age

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About the Game

Each player in Blanco starts with a face-down 3x3 grid of cards, with each card showing a number (1-12) and a colored vertical stripe. To complete set up, turn one card face up, look at another card, then draw a hand of two cards.

On a turn, draw a card from the deck or discard pile, then either (1) discard a card and reveal a face-down card in your grid or (2) discard a grid card and replace it with a face-up card from your hand. Alternatively, instead of drawing a card, you can swap two orthogonally adjacent cards, turning one of them face up, if possible.

If all cards in a vertical column now have the same color, clear that column; if all cards in a horizontal row now have the same number, clear that row. Whenever you clear a row, you may look at one of your face-down cards. If you manage to have a chain reaction — clearing two lines on the same turn — you may turn over one of your face-down cards.

As soon as you have cleared your 3x3 grid, deal yourself a new face-down 4x3 grid, then turn one card face up and look at another. Whoever first clears their 4x3 grid wins.

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Categories
Mechanics
Also known as
TDD: Tout Doit Disparaître
BGG ratings
45 · geek rating 5.52
BGG data
refreshed Sep 7, 2026

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