When talking about these, the first game that comes to mind is likely the good old Yahtzee. Let’s begin with classics that have been with us for many centuries. Nowadays we have mechanics like dice management, dice placement, dice drafting and many, many others.Ĭan dice games become even more enjoyable and comfortable when played on a dedicated, high quality board game table ? Of course they can. Since ancient times people who create games kept on inventing new ways to use dice. No matter if they are the 6-sided classics, 20-sided RPG dice or even when they come in some more unique shapes - they’re always fun to roll and implement into game’s mechanics.

You win the game if you are the first to clear all the lines.Dice can easily be considered a symbol of the entire tabletop gaming hobby. If you win with soixante-neuf you may erase three lines and if you win with sand you may erase two lines.Įveryone must add a line if someone rolls a seven. If you win 'met stoef' (this is when the first player stops rolling the dice after one throw), you may erase two lines but if you lose, you must add two lines. You can win the game in one throw if you throw three apes, but only if you had erased a line before, if not you are not allowed to participate. Zand/Sand: Three times the same value, the value of the throw plus 10 points The value of the eyesĢ eyes = 2 points The total value of a throw: Whoever has thrown the highest score may erase one, two or three lines, depending on what he or she threw. If the first player stops after the first throw, this is called 'at a disadvantage'. The other players may only throw the same number of times as the first player.

The first player throws a maximum of three times with three dice, the highest score of one throw applies.

To determine who starts, one die is thrown, whoever throws the highest starts. These are the basic rules of PitjesbakĮach player puts the same number of chalk lines on his side of the Pitjesbak, the more lines the longer the game lasts. The game is played with an 8-sided dice tray and 3 dice, and you also need a chalk! Pitjesbak was (is) often played in pubs and there are many variants of the game. Pitjesbak or Pietjesbak is an old Flemish dice game for 2 to 8 players.

Table dice game