Yamb Multiplayer

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Yamb Multiplayer (Jamb)

online game on Android phones and tablets for

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Yamb Multiplayer

, a board game connects you with your friends and family in a fun game of dice.

Six dice, 48 rounds and three throws in one move. But Yamb is much more than throwing dice to win as many points as possible. It is a game involving lots of luck, but also a decent amount of strategy and tactics.

Leaderboards

allow players to see how well they are doing compared to their friends and the rest of the world.

Challenges

provide players with the ability to challenge their

friends

to beat a high score.

Reach the top of the leaderboards including ranking based on the Elo rating system.

A player's

Elo rating

is represented by a number which increases or decreases depending on the outcome of games between two players. The winning player takes points from the losing one. In a game between a high-rated player and a low-rated player, if the high-rated player wins, then only a few rating points will be taken from the low-rated player. If the lower rated player scores a win, many rating points will be transferred.

Real-time

matches allow players to take their turns simultaneously. There is a consequence if a player doesn’t finish their game in a set amount of time or if he surrenders a game (their score table will be filled up with zeros).

Play this famous dice game against

random players

or with your

friends

to prove you are the best dice roller in the world. 🙂

GAME RULES:

1.

Aim of the game.

Score as many points as possible and have fun!

2.

Rolling dice.

Player takes turn rolling six dice. After each roll, he chooses which dice (if any) to keep, and which to re-roll. The player may re-roll some or all of the dice up to three times on a turn. After ends his turn, player scores his best matching result by combining only five dice. Score table consists of 12 rows and 4 columns and the winner is player who finishes with more points.

3.

Column down.

In the first column, the order of scoring is from top to bottom.

4.

Free column.

In the second column, you can score in any order.

5.

Column up.

The third column is opposite to the first, the order of scoring is from bottom to top.

6.

“N” Column for the announcement.

In the fourth column you can score only if you have announced it after you roll all dice at once. You can do it by clicking on the field you would like to announce.

7.

Rows “1”, “2”, “3”, “4”, “5” and “6”.

First six rows are simple combinations - 1, 2, 3, etc. Score is the sum of all ones, twos, threes, etc., depends what you are collecting.

8.

“Sum” row.

In this row you score the sum of the first six rows. If the sum is greater than 60, you will be awarded with 30 bonus points.

9.

“Max” row.

The aim of this row is to score as much as possible points.

10.

“Min” row.

The aim of this row is to score as less as possible points.

11.

Max - Min “Sum” row.

The sum in this row is calculated by the formula (Max - Min) x (number of ones in first row).

12.

“S” – Straight.

Combinations 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. If you get one of these combinations by rolling all dice at once – the score is 66. If you keep some of the dice, and some of them roll again – the score is 56. And if you roll some of the dice three times, the score is 46.

13.

“F” – Full House.

Combinations of 3 equal dice and other 2 equal dice.

For each Full House you will be awarded with 30 bonus points.

14.

“P” – Poker.

4 equal dice. For each Poker you will be awarded with 40 bonus points.

15.

“Y” – Yamb.

This is the most valuable field in the game. You need to collect 5 equal dice. For each Yamb you will be awarded with 50 bonus points.

16.

“Sum” big bonuses row.

The sum of the previous 4 rows (S + F + P + Y).

Yamb Multiplayer is a captivating dice-rolling game for two to six players that combines elements of luck and strategy. Its simple rules and engaging gameplay have made it a popular choice among casual and seasoned gamers alike.

Gameplay Overview

The game is played on a scorecard with 13 categories, each corresponding to a specific dice combination. Players take turns rolling five dice up to three times in an attempt to match these combinations. If successful, they score points according to the category's value.

Categories

The categories in Yamb Multiplayer include:

* Aces: Sum of all dice showing the number 1

* Twos: Sum of all dice showing the number 2

* Threes: Sum of all dice showing the number 3

* Fours: Sum of all dice showing the number 4

* Fives: Sum of all dice showing the number 5

* Sixes: Sum of all dice showing the number 6

* Three of a Kind: Sum of all dice showing the same number (at least three)

* Four of a Kind: Sum of all dice showing the same number (at least four)

* Full House: Sum of three dice showing one number and two dice showing another number

* Small Straight: Sum of four dice showing consecutive numbers

* Large Straight: Sum of five dice showing consecutive numbers

* Yamb: Sum of all five dice showing the same number

* Chance: Sum of all dice

Scoring

Each category has a specific scoring rule. For example, Aces and Twos simply score the sum of the corresponding dice, while Three of a Kind and Four of a Kind score the sum of all dice showing the same number. Full House and Small Straight score 25 and 30 points, respectively, while Large Straight and Yamb score 40 and 50 points, respectively. Chance scores the sum of all dice, regardless of their numbers.

Game Progression

Players take turns rolling the dice and filling in their scorecards. They can choose to fill in any empty category or re-roll any of the dice up to two additional times. Once a category has been filled, it cannot be changed.

The game continues until all categories on all scorecards have been filled. The player with the highest total score at the end of the game wins.

Strategy

While luck plays a significant role in Yamb Multiplayer, there are several strategies that can increase your chances of winning:

* Focus on high-scoring categories: Aim for categories like Full House, Large Straight, and Yamb, which offer the most points.

* Manage your re-rolls: Don't waste re-rolls on categories you're unlikely to fill. Save them for crucial moments when you need to complete a high-scoring combination.

* Consider the odds: Pay attention to the probability of rolling certain combinations and make informed decisions about which dice to keep and which to re-roll.

* Block your opponents: If you have a combination that your opponent is likely to fill, consider filling it yourself to prevent them from scoring points.

* Don't give up: Even if you have a poor start, don't despair. The game can change quickly with a few lucky rolls.