Pickpockets is a card game that puts you in the shoes of a street thief, trying to pull bills out of a wallet full of cash. The twist? One of you might be a undercover cop ready to catch you at the worst moment. Each turn you can draw a card or shuffle the existing cards in the wallet, trying to figure out who’s who. When the cop decides to reveal, everyone shows their cards and the game unfolds: if any thief has two or more marked bills, the cop wins. If not, the thief with the most money in their pocket takes the victory. Plus, anyone who racks up unmarked cash can choose to “skip town” before the end, earning bonus points. The game is quick, with 15‑30 minute sessions, and works well for 3‑4 players. The deduction and hand‑management mechanics create constant tension, while the risk element makes every decision count. If you enjoy bluffing, mystery, and fast‑paced strategy, Pickpockets is a great pick to test your brain while having fun with friends. The simplicity of components – just money cards – means you can set it up at home thanks to its Print & Play format. The street vibe and humorous interactions between thieves and cops make the game memorable and easy to learn, but hard to master.