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Q: can someone explain the differences between the various 24 games (or provide a link to more info)? thanks.

The original 24 only included numbers 1-9. They've added more varieties since. Double digit means the numbers could range from 1-99 (I haven't had too much time with the double digit version, so I'm not sure how high the numbers can/usually go). Another version I've seen adds fractions. I know there are even more varieties. The main goal I've seen with the different varieties is to adjust the difficulty level. I don't know an external link that lists each version, but I would suggest verifying what type of math problems you or the person you're buying 24 for is currently learning, then do a Google or Amazon search for "24 card game _____" and see if that shows up a result. Or you can just search for "24 card game" and scroll through the options.In the end, if they've never tried 24, I would start with the single digit one to get their mind working that way, then branch out.

Q: Can I know if these cards are double sided?

Yes, they are double sided. The difficulty of each puzzle is denoted by number of dots, and opposite sides are usually differ in difficulty factor.

Q: Do you have to know multiplication and division to solve?

yes as your answers are dependent on adding, subtracting,multiplying and dividing.....if they know simple multiplication and division they should be fine.

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🧩 Math Made Fun: Join the Challenge!

PERFECT FOR ALL AGES - Whether you're a math whiz or just starting out, everyone can join the fun!
PORTABLE LEARNING TOOL - Take your math skills on the go with compact 4'' x 4'' cards.
ENDLESS SOLUTIONS AWAIT - Every card guarantees at least one solution, keeping the challenge alive!
UNLEASH YOUR INNER MATHLETE - Engage in a fun and competitive math challenge with friends or solo.
MASTER THE ART OF PROBLEM SOLVING - Sharpen your critical thinking with every game played.

Original Double Digits is an educational game featuring 48 double-sided cards designed to enhance mental mathematics and problem-solving skills. With three levels of challenge, players can engage in a fun and competitive environment, making math enjoyable for all ages. Each card presents a unique challenge to create the number 24 using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, ensuring endless entertainment and learning.

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can someone explain the differences between the various 24 games (or provide a link to more info)? thanks.

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