Why always me?
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Why always me - rules of the game:
GOAL:
The first person to get rid of all their chopsticks wins.
The last person left has lost.
So you can choose whether you want to play a winner or a loser.
PLAYERS:
Two to six. The game sticks are distributed among the players. More than one player can play, but then you need more sticks. Each player should have at least 6 of them at the beginning.
START:
The first player rolls the dice, e.g. a 5, and may then put one of his chopsticks into the empty hole at the number 5. Then it is the next player's turn. He may also put one of his chopsticks into a hole that corresponds to the number he rolled. If he rolls a number that is already occupied, he must take the existing stick and the game continues in turn. If you roll a six, the stick falls into the game box and is gone. In this way, the number of chopsticks slowly decreases and the game comes to an end more quickly. In the first round you may only roll the dice once, otherwise the first player would have an advantage.
TACTICS:
From the second round onwards, you may roll the dice more than once, provided you were able to discard one of your chopsticks on the first attempt. As soon as you have had to take a stick, it is the next player's turn. However, you should weigh up the chances: if more than three holes are free, it is advisable to continue. If only one hole is free, you should pass the cube to the next player. Because if you roll an "occupied" number, your turn is over and you unfortunately have one more stick than before...
So it's not only a matter of luck, but also a little bit of willingness to take risks.
END:
As the game progresses, the chopsticks slowly diminish due to the sixes rolled and the point is reached when a player can give up his last chopstick. This is the winner. However, you can continue to play until only one player is left with chopsticks, this is then the loser.
PLAYING TIME:
A normal game round lasts about 5 to 15 minutes. The more chopsticks, the longer. However, it is also possible to end the game after a certain time has elapsed and determine the winner on the basis of the remaining chopsticks.
In addition, it is of course possible to change the given rules of the game at any time at your own discretion.