Last time we brought you some of the best dice game for adults, and this time we’re continuing with some fun dice games.
1.Ten Pins
Take out your wrist guards and bowling shirts, because we’re playing a game called “Ten Pins.” You can play “Ten Pins” (the dice game version of Ten Pin Bowling) alone or with others. All you need is a pair of dice and a score sheet.
How to Play
The game played in ten rounds, or “frames.” Up to three rounds of dice can thrown per frame. Players can leave one or two dead ends at the end of any throw. Each player’s frame score is the total number of points shown on the dice after their last throw. If a 6 thrown, it called an “off-lane,” and no points awarded for that throw. Throwing two 5s on the first throw called a “strike.” A throw scores 10 points, plus the total number of dice from the previous throw. Throwing two 5s after the first throw is a “spare.” The spare scores 10 points, plus the total score from the first throw of the next frame. After 10 rounds, add up each player’s score and the player with the highest score wins. If you’re playing alone, your goal is to beat your best ten-pin score.
2.Aces
Aces is also an interesting Best dice game. Aces played with 5 dice per player and players bet on the game. Each player starts the game with five dice and the dice they lose is related to the number they throw.
How to Play
The order of play in Aces determined by each player throwing 5 metal dice, the first to throw the highest, the second to throw the second highest, and so on. Each player takes turns throwing the dice. Any 1 thrown put into the center of the table and eliminated from the game. Or any 2 thrown passed to the player to its left. Any 5 passed to the player to its right. Players throw the remaining dice in turn until they fail to throw 1, 2, or 5 or lose all dice. The game continues on the table until the last dice becomes 1. The winner is the player who threw the last 1.
3. Battleship, Captain, Mate, and Crew
Who needs a battleship when you have a battleship, captain, mate, and crew? Battleship, Captain, Mate, and Crew uses five dice and usually played for bets, but you can also play it for drinks.
How to Play
Each player takes a turn rolling the dice. Each player rolls the dice three times and tries to roll a 6 (ship), 5 (captain), and 4 (mate). The ship, captain, and mate must rolled in order. If the first roll includes a 6 and a 4, but no 5, only the 6 kept. The remaining dice rolled again, including the 4. If a player fails to roll a 6, 5, or 4 after 3 rolls, they do not score. Or If after three rolls, the player sets aside the ship, captain, and mate, the remaining two dice (crew) totaled to the player’s score. If all three dice in the sequence (6, 5, and 4) rolled in a player’s three rolls, the remaining two dice (crews) rolled for the remainder of the player’s turn. These rolls add to the player’s final score. The winner of the game is the player with the highest crew total. If there is no winner, all players must replay the round.
