1How do you play?
2How many players?
3Who is playing?
Easy saves the dice it has the most of. Medium calculates for the next roll, and Hard calculates for both remaining rolls – it scores around 230 points on average.
4In what order?
From top to bottom is harder and more luck-based – the scores are often half as high.
5Show what the dice give
The scoresheet shows how many points the dice would give in each empty box.
6Read aloud
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How to do it
On your turn, you roll five dice up to three times. Click the dice you want to keep between rolls. Then you write your score in an empty box in the scoresheet – if no box fits, you must cross one out (write 0). Ones through sixes give the sum of those dice, and if you get at least 63 there you earn a 50-point bonus. Lower down you have pair, two pairs, three of a kind, four of a kind, small and large straight, full house, chance, and five of a kind, which gives 50. When the scoresheet is full, the player with the most points wins.
What you will learn
- Mental arithmeticAdd the dice quickly and count the sums.
- ProbabilityHow likely is it to roll a six again?
- StrategyWhich dice should you keep – and which ones do you cross out?
- Turn-takingWait for your turn and play fair.
Your results
The record counts when you play alone. Against robots, it counts based on the hardest robot's level.
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