3.8
12 reviews
1K+
Downloads
Content rating
Everyone
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About this game

Jane Street's fast-paced Figgie card game simulates exciting elements of markets and trading.

Invented at Jane Street in 2013, Figgie was designed to simulate open-outcry commodities trading. Players negotiate trades for cards of different suits over a series of rounds. Like in poker, your objective in Figgie is to make money.

Most of the skill in Figgie is in negotiating trades that benefit both the buyer and seller.

Each Figgie deck contains 40 cards of four suits: two 10-card suits, one 8-card suit, and one 12-card suit. The suit matching each count is random and not known to the players until the end of the round. Only one special suit, the goal suit, has any value. Players attempt to deduce the goal suit while buying and selling cards.

Figgie can be played by 1 to 5 players.

At Jane Street, Figgie is a game we teach and really enjoy playing. Join us!
Updated on
May 23, 2024

Data safety

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No data shared with third parties
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No data collected
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Data is encrypted in transit
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Ratings and reviews

3.8
12 reviews
Nathan Helm-Burger
June 25, 2024
Neat game design. App needs work. Also, as of june 25 2024 it lacks a critical mass of players. Can't find anyone to play with. 1. all bids and offers are deleted as soon as any trade is made on anything. It should only clear it for the suit that traded 2. The bots move really fast. Actually this is a good thing, except that they are thus wiping out all bids and offers too fast. Too fast for you to type anything 3. Really hard to tell what trade just completed. Who paid how much for what?
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Dominic Leung
May 11, 2024
The bots are pretty bad but it's a nice concept Shorter time control makes it more exciting as you can't really try and deduce what players have which would be possible in a longer time control format Server connection stability is woeful
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Shubham Singh
May 29, 2024
Loved the concept. Only problem is it's too slow and buggy, sometimes scores randomly change.
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What's new

Announcement:
With the release of this update, we will be resetting everyone's Rounds Played (All Time) and Rounds Played (This Week) stats to zero. This decision has been made to address an issue where the count was inflated for some players due to a bug. The new build fixes this bug, and in the interest of fairness, we believe resetting the value is the best course of action.
We appreciate your understanding and continued support.