Camel Up: Supercup is the ultimate expansion for anyone who’s enjoyed the classic Camel Up. It brings four modules that plug into the base game, each adding a layer of excitement and strategy. Module 1 extends the race track and introduces a support die that lets camels move twice per round, making the flow of play more unpredictable and fast‑paced. Module 2 brings the character ‘The Photographer’, rewarding players who correctly predict the movement of camel stacks, adding a forecasting element and a ‘who will win next’ twist. Module 3 expands betting options, allowing players to bet on final positions rather than just the winner, which offers more flexibility and profit chances. Finally, Module 4 introduces partnership betting, where groups of players can openly collaborate in games with six or more participants, creating alliance and rivalry dynamics. All modules require the first‑edition base game; they’re not compatible with the second edition. The expansion supports 2 to 10 players, lasts between 30 and 45 minutes, and keeps the typical simplicity of Camel Up while adding more tactical options. If you enjoy camel races, betting, and a touch of bluffing, Camel Up: Supercup is an addition that will make the games even more fun and unpredictable. Each module comes with its own pieces: additional race tracks, support dice, betting chips, photographer cards, and partnership tokens. The game continues with the classic mechanic of rolling camel dice, moving position tokens, and betting on who will cross the finish line first. The expansion doesn’t change the core rules, it merely expands betting possibilities and movement dynamics, keeping the game’s pace lively and group‑friendly. Moreover, the presence of the photographer introduces a surprise element: you can earn extra chips by correctly predicting camel positions in a round, encouraging attention to movement patterns. Partnership betting lets friends team up, creating temporary alliances that can shift the race’s outcome. This makes each game unique, as strategies vary depending on who’s betting and who’s trying to bluff others.