Board Game Available Fall 2026!
KEYSEEK — JB33 Edition Board Game Rules
Quick Rules Summary
Players: 2 players or up to 4 teams of 2 or more per team.
Setup: Randomly place the twenty-eight JB33 chips, two Keys tokens and two Mary Pass tokens with the sky side facing up on the KeySeek game board.
Questions: Teams generate questions using the KeySeek App. The non‑active team taps to receive a random question and reads it aloud.
Turn: Team draws a question. Correct answer = flip one chip of choice. Incorrect answer = turn passes.
Flip outcomes:
JB33 token: Award 25 points; team may pass or answer a follow up question for 10 points.
1st Keys token: Award 75 points; ends current turn; 2nd Keys token: award 150 points; second reveal ends the game immediately.
Mary Pass token: Earned when flipped after a correct answer. Used to extend a turn or save potential banked points when an incorrect answer is given.
Scoring: 25 points for each 1st correct answer; 10 points for each follow up correct answer.
End: Round/Game ends when the 2nd Keys token is revealed. Highest score wins. Players/Teams choose match length. Single round or best of 3, 5 or 7.
Detailed Rules and Examples
Questions: All questions are delivered through the KeySeek App. At the start of each turn, the non‑active team taps to generate a random question and reads it aloud to the active team. After the answer is given, the App displays the correct answer and prepares the next question. •
Follow up: After flipping a JB33 token, the active team is offered a follow up question. If they answer correctly they gain the extra 10 points; if incorrect, no penalty. Additional follow-up questions that are incorrectly answered negate all points awarded during the current turn. The player or team can pass after any correctly answered question to preserve points earned during the current turn.
Banking variant: After any correct answer, a team may choose to bank their earned points for that turn. Banking secures points but ends their flipping streak. Unbanked points are at risk if they choose to continue and then answer incorrectly unless a Mary Pass is used.
