Derby places you at the heart of a horse racing track, but instead of controlling the horses, you manage the bets that can change the course of the game. Each player receives a set of betting cards that secretly reveal the horse they wish to win. The trick lies in choosing cards that not only look good but also fit the movements the horses will make during the race. To achieve this, the game uses two decks of cards: one indicates which horses can move, and the other determines the speed of each move. Thus, the race becomes a duel of card reading, movement prediction, and bluffing. You must keenly observe what opponents are trying to do while simultaneously creating opportunities that favor your horse. If your bet wins, you earn extra points in addition to the race prizes. The ultimate goal is to accumulate the most points after five races. Although the theme is simple, the combination of betting, bluffing, and movement control creates a tense and strategic gameplay experience. The game is short, with sessions of about 60 minutes, making it ideal for quick sessions or board‑game events. Components are lightweight: betting cards, race cards, and a small board representing the track. The learning curve is moderate; players familiar with bluffing or betting games will feel comfortable, but newcomers may need a bit of practice to grasp the movement card dynamics. In short, Derby offers a refreshing mix of strategy and psychology in a horse‑racing setting, promising tense moments when bluff meets luck.