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28. April 2012, 16:13:54 Subject: Re: Tripple Dies Poker 6D Herlock Sholmes: If you look at the rules for triple dice poker, which your game is a variant of, you will see that the score that you need is based on the upper section of the first column. In order to get the bonus for the second column, you need to multiply by 2, and to get the bonus for the third column, you need to multiply by 3. 28. April 2012, 16:30:17 Subject: Re: Tripple Dies Poker 6D happyjuggler0: In order to get a bonus in Tripple Dice Poker, column in the Upper Sections should read: 63 ... 126 ... 189 and in Tripple Dice Poker 6D column should read: 84 ... 168 ... 252 , right ? I guess it is a little bit cloudy for the players, especially beginners, and should be explained more clearly. Thanks for your reply 28. April 2012, 16:37:21 Subject: Re: Tripple Dies Poker 6D Herlock Sholmes: Yes, that is right. I agree the instructions are a bit vague. One way to think of it is that in triple dice poker, the bonus is calculated by the score that you get if you had scored three of each number, and in triple dice poker the bonus is calculated as if you had scored four of each number. If you think of it that way, and you realize that you only got three 6's in 6D, then you need to make up that extra 6 somewhere else, for example by getting five 5's and five 1's, or five 4's and five 2's. 28. April 2012, 17:17:06 Subject: Re: Tripple Dies Poker 6D happyjuggler0: sure, but you still have to remember at least 12 spots ( doubled and trippled column at least) and how many numbers you recorded in them, especially because it displays multiplied values and not how many numbers you recorded. |
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