How To Play Street Dice

How To Play Street Dice

How To Play Street Craps
How To Play Street Dice Craps
Dice games are one of the smallest games to take with you which makes them very portable. If you like dice games, Shake is very easy to learn how to play. Read through the game rules and instructions below for all the details. Dice games are one of the smallest games to take with you which makes them very portable. If you like dice games, Shake is very easy to learn how to play. Read through the game rules and instructions below for all the details. Don't pass odds. If a player is playing don't pass instead of pass, they may also lay odds by placing chips behind the don't pass line. If a 7 comes before the point is rolled, the odds pay at true odds of 1-to-2 if 4 or 10 is the point, 2-to-3 if 5 or 9 is the point, or 5-to-6 if 6 or 8 is the point. Now play Street Craps against players worldwide anytime with the Street Dice ™ app! Compete against friends and top ranking players worldwide for bragging rights. Amass stacks of cash and use it to upgrade your dice and locations. Win your way to the top of the leaderboard. Street Dice ™ uses the same rules as street craps.

How To Play Street Craps

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Twenty One
This is a simple dice version of the card game (known as Blackjack in the USA, Pontoon in the UK, and Vingt-et-un in France), played with a single die.
Play:
Players in turn aim to score 21, or as near as possible to it, by throwing the dice as many times as desired and adding up the numbers thrown. A player who totals over 21 is bust and is out of the game. The player whose total is nearest 21, after each player has had a turn, wins the game. In the case of an equally high total, a play-off is made.
Variations:
Two dice are sometimes used to speed up play, one of them being discarded once a player totals 14 or more.
A version in which the target total is 36, not 21, is also played. 
When gambling, each player puts one unit into the pot at the start of the game. Any player who busts, puts an additional unit into the pot. The winner takes the pot or, in the case of an equally high total, a play-off may be made or the players divide the pot equally among themselves. 
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Twenty One This is a simple dice version of the card game (known as Blackjack in the USA, Pontoon in the UK, and Vingt-et-un in France), played with a single die. Play: Players in turn aim to score 21, or as near as possible to it, by throwing the dice as many times as desired and adding up the numbers thrown. A player who totals over 21 is bust and is out of the game. The player whose total is nearest 21, after each player has had a turn, wins the game. In the case of an equally high total, a play-off is made. Variations: Two dice are sometimes used to speed up play, one of them being discarded once a player totals 14 or more. A version in which the target total is 36, not 21, is also played. When gambling, each player puts one unit into the pot at the start of the game. Any player who busts, puts an additional unit into the pot. The winner takes the pot or, in the case of an equally high total, a play-off may be made or the players divide the pot equally among themselves.
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Copyright © 2016 Stormdark I.P. & Media - www.dice-play.com
The content of this page is for personal use only and may not be copied or reproduced in any form, including digital, for any purpose without prior written permission from the author and publisher. Copyright is retained on all text and illustrations.