Our family learned this quickly (which is a huge plus), and played it over and over from the very first time. We then shared it with people over the holidays, and everyone ended up liking it. The balance of strategy and luck makes it a good game to play with a mix of teens and adults, because no one can really control the game.

I ended up ordering several more to give as gifts, because it's an easy game to learn and because it's so affordable.

One slight drawback is that it's sometimes difficult to read some of the cards, especially when you're looking at them upside down. The cards can only be placed one direction, so someone is stuck looking at them upside down if more than 3 people are playing. 66 can mean a big difference to 99! If they redesign this, I'd like to see cards that are more easily read by everyone surrounding a table.