Order by seating capacity, smallest first. You place all 18 cards in the right order, one at a time. You start with three lives, and ten right in a row wins a lost one back.
Each card is a famous sports venue, with its home team or city printed below, and you sort them by official seating capacity, smallest first. The numbers are the current capacities the venues list today. One stadium starts on the line with its seat count showing. Choose a gap for every new card. Get the spot right and the capacity appears; get it wrong and the venue still lands in its true position, but one of your three lives goes.
The deck covers tennis courts, cricket grounds, ballparks, soccer grounds, college football bowls and some of the largest venues on Earth. Fame and capacity don't always line up: a famous old ground can be cozy, while a stadium you've barely heard of may dwarf it. Many venues cluster close together, so the small gaps matter. Think about the sport, the size of the crowds it draws, and whether the stands were rebuilt recently or still squeeze into an old city block.
Here are 18 of the 18 cards you might be dealt. Their values stay hidden until you place them.