I created this print as I REALLY love the game of Rummoli, having played it since I was 4 years old with my family. And while we do have a foldable board made of a plastic sheet, we always wanted something more substantial and a bit nicer looking. Yet, its not easy to find a decent board without it being expensive or really essentially just a circle with some grooves.

So, as a result, I found myself designing this board! The board can be printed in 2 ways: complete or in 8 slices. The complete version is a full size board at 52.5cm (just under 21in), and so requires a very large print bed unless scaled down. So, for those with smaller print beds, like me, I split the print into 8 slices that can be printed on a standard sized print bed.

For those who are unaware of Rummoli, it is a Canadian card game that is akin to Tripoley with the added aspect of needing to get rid of your hand first and playing cards in sequence. It is for 2-8 players, uses a standard 52-card deck without Jokers, and often played with either chips or with small denominations such as dimes. There are 9 sections total in the board, 8 sides and 1 middle. 7 side sections are for the "pay cards" that can appear during play, with the "Poker Pot" section only being doled out at the end of the round to the player with the best poker hand in their hand. The middle section is the pot the first player to go out wins, and is where players pay for being unable to play during the round, and for how many cards they have left when the first player plays all their cards.

I have included the rules of the game at the end of all the information for those curious. It is just very long compared to this summary. I highly recommend you give the game a try though!