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• #Double trouble game rules how to#

You continue to toss the dice, set aside ALL scoring dice, and add up your points until you "BUST'. After each toss, you MUST set aside ALL scoring dice. When you draw "MUST BUST", you are certain to score unless you "BUST" on the first toss. The "MUST BUST" card makes scoring the easiest. You do not lose any points already on the scoresheet. If you "BUST" before scoring a "FILL", you lose your turn and all points scored in that turn. If you "FILL", you ADD an extra 1000 points to those points scored in that turn. You lose your option to stop tossing before scoring a "FILL". When you draw a "FILL 1000" card, you MUST score a "FILL". If after a "FILL" you decide to draw another card and you turn over "NO DICE", you lose ALL points scored in that turn.

When you draw a "NO DICE" card you lose your turn. You have the option to stop tossing before you score a "FILL" however, if you choose to stop before scoring a "FILL", you DO NOT collect the bonus points. This number is added to the points scored in that turn. The amount of the bonus is determined by the number on each card. When you draw a "BONUS" card, you will receive bonus points ONLY if you score a "FILL".

#Double trouble game rules how to#

The card you draw will determine how to proceed with your turn. As the cards are drawn, they are turned face up and placed in a discard pile.Ī card is also drawn after each "FILL" is scored, should you decide to continue your turn. The DRAW CARDS are shuffled and placed face down at the center of the table. One card can be used to subtract points from the leader's score. Some cards give you bonus points for scoring a "FILL", and some cards take away your turn. The DRAW CARDS are used to add variety and excitement to the game.ĭepending on which card is drawn, they can make scoring easier or more difficult. On the first toss of your turn, or the first toss after a ''FILL", you must throw a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. In order to score a straight, the number values on the dice thrown in a single roll must be 1 through 6. For example, you cannot add a single die from one toss to a pair of the same number from another toss. You CANNOT add dice from different tosses together to form a triple. Die values are one through six pips (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) = 1500 pointsĪ triple can only be scored in a single toss of the dice.