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Fight Night: The Money Card Game for Couples

Fight Night is a card game for couples who know money matters but don't know where to start.

What toxic money beliefs did you inherit from your parents? What real-life decisions are you two avoiding?

Turn the "we should talk about it" into real conversations.

A couple playing Fight NightFight Night cards spread on a tableThe back of the Fight Night box
How to play:
  • 2 players
  • 28 Alignment Cards and 26 On 3 Cards
  • For ages 18+
  • Caution: Side effects include clarity and mild trauma

Round 1: Blame your parents

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Uncover the childhood trauma that made you this way. Your money quirks didn't appear out of nowhere.

(Spoiler: it's definitely their fault.)

Round 2: On 3… Fight!

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Hit the real topics: spending, debt, prenups, family pressure, kids, careers. Finally talk about what you believe is “equal v. equitable" when your numbers aren't the same.

Round 3: Create your own rules based on your reality

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Draw the battle lines: what's shared, what's separate, what's non-negotiable.

Congrats! You've created a brand new money system for your future kids to complain about.

Why we made this game

Most couples don't avoid the money talk because they don't care. They avoid it because they don't have the structure to do it productively.

Neptune usually helps couples draft prenups with lawyers. We found providing a structure for couples to have money conversations made a huge difference in building rules to actually live by.

So.. we made a card game.

Fight now. Get stronger. Stay together.

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Michael Cotugno, Esq.
"If you don't want to end up in a divorce attorney's office, this is the fight you should have."
- Michael Cotugno, Esq.

Not legal advice. Just… painfully accurate.

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