Description
Farkle game is a simple and fun dice game that has been handed down for generations. The first player to score 10,000 points wins! Choose when to risk more points and when to save your points. Available in 3 designs: The Louisville Skyline, a beautiful Fleur De Lis, and a Home Sweet Home Kentucky design! A great family game night awaits…
- Includes dice tray, six dice, dry erase marker, dry erase scoreboard and directions.
- Approximate dimensions 13” x 8” x 1”.
How to Play:
- Select a player to keep score on the dry erase scoreboard. All players roll one die. The person rolling the highest number starts the game and play proceeds to the left.
- The first player rolls all six dice. Players MUST score points to continue with their turn. See below or included scoreboard for ways to score points. Set aside the dice that are worth points, total them up and keep rolling the remaining dice. In order not to “FARKLE”, each roll in a turn must contain one die worth points. Dice from multiple rolls cannot be added together. For Example, if you set aside (1) five (50 points) on your first roll and (2) fives (100 points) on your second roll, you have 150 points. You cannot add them together to make (3) fives (500 points). Some scoring dice must be removed after each roll.
- A player MUST score 500 points in one turn to START and get on the scoreboard. If the player “FARKLES” before reaching 500 points, the turn is over and the dice are passed to the next player. When a player reaches 500 points they can quit at ANYTIME during their turn, regardless of how many points are scored during that turn. Once points are recorded they cannot be lost.
- If you set aside all six dice because they scored points, you can roll all 6 again to build your total for that turn.
- If you cannot set aside any dice after a roll then you “FARKLE”. You lose all points for that turn and play passes to the next player. A “FARKLE” can happen on your first turn or when you roll remaining dice.
- When a play accumulates 10,000 or more points, each player has one last turn to beat their total. The player with the highest score wins.
