- players
- 2–5
- minutes
- 30
- years
- 8+
In the box
6 Casino boards, numbered 1 to 6 · 8 dice per player, in the players' colours · Neutral dice for two-player games · Banknotes
Box details
- Designer
- Rüdiger Dorn
- Mechanics
- Dice RollingArea MajorityPush Your Luck
Where to buy it
Near you and online
In a shop
Within 50 km.
Online
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The basics
Six casinos numbered 1 to 6 receive banknotes each round, and the aim is to collect the most money over four rounds. On your turn, roll all the dice you still have, choose one value rolled and place all the dice of that value on the casino with the same number. In each casino, tied players cancel out and the most dice takes the largest banknote; after four rounds, the richest player wins.
The rules, step by step
Setup
6 casinos, 1 to 6, $50,000 min per casino, 8 dice per player
- The six casinos are numbered 1 to 6, like the faces of a die.
- At the start of each round, place banknotes under each casino until it holds at least $50,000.
- Each player takes the eight dice of their colour.
How to play
Roll your dice, Choose 1 value, All those dice to casino
- On your turn, roll all the dice you still have in hand.
- Choose one value that came up and place all the dice of that value on the casino with the same number.
- Take turns like this until all the dice are placed.
Scoring
Ties cancel out, Most dice: big banknote
- Casino by casino, players tied on number of dice cancel each other out: they get nothing.
- Among the others, the player with the most dice takes the largest banknote, the next the second one, and so on while banknotes remain.
- Each round, enter the total value of the banknotes won.
End of the game
4 rounds, Richest player wins
- After four rounds, the richest player wins.
Going further
Frequently asked questions · In the same family
Frequently asked questions
Can you keep some of the dice of one value?
No. All the dice of the chosen value go to the casino together.
Three players have two dice and one player has one: who wins?
The three tied players cancel out; the player with one die takes the largest banknote.
