007 (1965)

In 007, players use the letters from the word BOND to select rows on a tile-filled board. This drives their choices in attempting to capture their opponents tiles or minimize the impact of their rival's captures. Chips are used to keep score during the capturing process. Players play in teams of two, Black vs Red. During each round, all players place 1 of 4 letter tiles (B-O-N-D) upside down on a matching letter diamond on the board - black team on black letter , red team on red. Players turn the letter tiles over at the same time. Players follow the line from the letters place to the game board. Where the lines intersect, the scoring player picks up any tile of the opposing teams color. PLay continues till the board has been emptied. Scores are tallied and the highest score wins.