3UP 3DOWN Card Game

Product Information

Honourable mentions: Jevon Cottoy, B.C. Lions; Kaion Julien-Grant, Montreal Alouettes; Drew Wolitarsky, Winnipeg Blue Bombers; Jalen Philpot, Calgary Stampeders; Luther Hakunavanhu, Calgary Stampeders Photo: Larry MacDougal/3DownNation. All rights reserved. GRANT: I don’t think the Lions will look anything like the machine they were last week. You can’t give the Bombers extra time to prepare and expect to win.

Honourable mention: Jeshrun Antwi, Montreal Alouettes Photo: Bob Butrym/3DownNation. All rights reserved. When played, the discard pile is cleared, plus, you must perform two more actions to complete the "+2" portion of your turn (i.e., you must discard another card from your playing hand for the "+1" play, and another card for the "+2" play. The value of the card you play must be equal to or greater than the value of the card in the discard pile. Note: You may play any card on an open/cleared discard pile.

Object of the Game

HODGE: Montreal will need close to a perfect performance to get the upset here. Toronto has been champing at the bit for almost two months and is simply the better-coached and more talented team. If the Alouettes cover this spread, it’ll likely be thanks to a touchdown in garbage time. Honourable mentions: Henoc Muamba, Toronto Argonauts; Ben Hladik, B.C. Lions; Adam Konar, Edmonton Elks; Boseko Lokombo, B.C. Lions Photo: Bob Butrym/3DownNation. All rights reserved. HOSKINS: I just want to see B.C.’s offence do more amazing things. It’s a tall ask in the confines of IG Field but it’s the Lions’ turn MCGUIRE: I still expect the Boatmen to hit an iceberg somewhere along this playoff journey, but I can’t see it happening against the Alouettes. ABBOTT: With all due respect to Cody Fajardo, the reason why the Alouettes have been underdogs all season is that they haven’t beaten anybody of substance. The Montreal offence is about as scary as a kitten and their impressive defence is dwarfed in talent by that of their opponent. If the Argos are who they say they are, this will be over by halftime.

If you have a card in your hand that you can play, you must play. Once you've played, you finish your turn by drawing from the available discard pile until you again have three cards in your hand. GASSON: I bet against the Als’ year-long trend last week. I kind of want to do it again but this Argos team is just too good. Montreal can keep it close, though.

Game Play

You may only play from your 3UP 3DOWN pile once the draw pile is gone and you have discarded the cards in your playing hand. At that point, you may play your 3UP cards, one at a time - or as multiples - on your turn.

The second-year passer took the league by storm during the first half of the season before undergoing foot surgery in late August. Rourke threw for 3,281 yards, 25 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions and ran for 304 yards and seven touchdowns over nine starts and was on pace to shatter a number of single-season league records before getting hurt. He earned this spot by a country mile. HODGE: B.C.’s a good team but Winnipeg has every advantage here, outside of the injury to Dalton Schoen. Between the bye week, the weather, and the ear-splitting crowd noise, Winnipeg can afford to make a few mistakes and still win. B.C. can’t.When played, the discard pile is cleared, plus, you must perform one more action to complete the "+1" portion of your turn (i.e., you must discard another card from your playing hand, though you have the option to discard "multiples"). Note: You have the option to discard "multiples" for both the "+1" and "+2" plays). Additionally, you have the option to draw a card from the draw pile prior to your "+1" play, and then again prior to your "+2" play. To play a numbered card, the value must be greater than or equal to the value of the card in the discard pile.