Dice game 10000 3.91

The game of 10000 is a dice game that holds great popularity in various iterations worldwide. This particular version utilizes six dice and allows for adjustments to align with different sets of rules across the globe.

Rules of the game:

• The objective is to accumulate 10000 points.
• A player can continue to roll the dice as long as they score points.
• After a successful throw, scoring dice can be set aside. The remaining dice can be re-rolled, or the player can choose to lock in their points. Once placed in reserve, dice cannot be combined with new dice on subsequent rolls.
• If all dice score, the player achieves a full hand, retaining points from the previous full hand and must roll all the dice again.
• If a throw fails to score, the turn ends, and any points accumulated in prior rounds are forfeited.
• To reserve a die, simply tap or move it to the upper section of the board.
• Only dice from the current roll can be removed from the reserve area and placed back into play.

Scoring:

• Each singular '1' is valued at 100 points.
• Every standalone '5' carries a value of 50 points.
• '2', '3', '4', and '6' individually yield no points.
• A straight sequence from '1' to '6' in a single roll is valued at 1200 points.
• Obtaining three pairs in one roll grants 600 points regardless of the pairing combination.
• A set of three identical dice in one roll earns a score equivalent to 100 times the die's value; however, three '1's are exceptional and are worth 1000 points.
• A set of four identical dice in one roll is worth 200 times the die's value except when consisting of four '1's, which is valued at 2000 points.
• Securing five identical dice in one roll grants a whopping 400 times the total value except for a combination of five '1's, which carries a value of 4000 points.
• A full set of six identical dice in a single roll is worth an extraordinary score - being valued at 1000 times the die's worth. Notably, a combination of six '1's leads to an instant win!

Game Enhancements:

• Various options exist to add depth and versatility to gameplay or to tailor it to specific sets of rules:
• • Qualifying Score: Establish the minimum score required before players can enter the game.
  • Straight Sequence Modification: Adjust point values for acquiring a straight sequence in one roll.
  • Three Pairs Variation: Modify point allocation for obtaining three pairs within one roll.
  • Exact Ending at 10000 Points: Introduces a challenge where players need to precisely reach but not exceed 10000 points to secure victory.