General comments
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The racing track varies from game to game.
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The track can be generated randomly or it can be designed.
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The luck element in the game results from drawing the tempo cards.
Players have 5 tempo cards to choose from - for Old Pros tempo cards are
drawn randomly whenever necessary.
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The speed is the sum of three tempo cards - values of tempo
cards are distributed evenly in the nominations 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60.
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The first tactical element consists of the optimal use of
the 5 tempo cards each player holds.
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The track cards show warning signs which should be matched by the
own three face up track cards whenever possible to gain a maximum of chips.
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The second tactical element results from the poker game used
when trying to overtake.
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Each chip paid increases the own speed by 10 km/h.
All invested chips are revealed simultaneously.
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Further tactical elements results from the management of the face up tempo cards,
because these are influenced by the track cards.
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The effects of the track cards is foreseeable in most cases - in a down slope
for example all cars will be accelerated.
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Fette Autos can be played solitaire - but the player has to race against six Old Pros - Good Luck!
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The game can be played by seven players - in this case the oldest player
drives a grey car - no neutral cars participate in a game with seven players.
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