Basic Tips for Aloha Dice

Some Basic Tips you need to know to Play Aloha Dice

Watch your scorecard – it will let you know the possible scoring combinations you can score or roll for.
You get three chances to roll each round; you don’t have to roll all three times to place a score.
You have a max of 59 seconds between each roll. You have time to think about your strategy between rolls.
Watch your scorecard – it will let you know the possible scoring combinations you can score or roll for.
You get three chances to roll each round; you don’t have to roll all three times to place a score.
You have a max of 59 seconds between each roll. You have time to think about your strategy between rolls.
There are 20 rounds – you must place a score each round – sometimes you have to zero out a field. This is where the strategy comes is critical.
The scorecard has three sections:
- the Top section for numbers,
- the Middle section for colors,
- and the Lower section for special combinations.
To qualify for the 35 point-bonus in the Top or Middle sections, your subtotals must be at least 63 points, Aloha & Flush Bonus points not included.
You get 100 Bonus points for each additional Aloha and each additional Flush you roll. You must score at least one point on your turn for the Bonus to qualify.
You get 100 Bonus points for each additional Aloha and each additional Flush you roll. You must score at least one point on your turn for the Bonus to qualify.