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★ Yamb is a single-player game where players try to score higher than other players or to achieve a personal best. This type of game is common when played using a computer and dedicated software. The game allows to display the best scores on the Internet, so players can indirectly compete with other players around the world.

★ Yamb is played with 5 or 6 dice and has several versions with different numbers of columns and game combinations. The simplest version has four columns ("Downward", "Free", "Up", "Announcement"), a mandatory section (numbers 1 to 6), a "biggest" row, a "smallest" row, and a four-row combination section ("Straight", "Full House", "Poker", "Yamb").

★ Remember: Yamb is not all about luck; you also need tactics and a good strategy to win.

Game rules:

1. Game goal.
Have fun and score as many points as possible!

2. Roll the dice.
Yamb can be played by one player. The game has 48 rounds. Players take turns rolling six dice. After each roll, players can choose which dice to keep (if any) and which to reroll. Players can reroll up to three times per round. At the end of their round, players simply combine all five dice to get the best match.
The score sheet consists of 12 rows and 4 columns where you enter the results of your rolls. The player with the highest score at the end of the game wins.

3. Columns down.
In the first column, the order of scores is from top to bottom.

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

5. Columns up.
The third column is the opposite of the first column, with the order of scores being from bottom to top.

6. The "N" column is used to announce the result.
In the fourth column, you can score only after rolling all the dice at once and announcing the result. You can announce the result by clicking the box for the result you want to announce.

7. Rows 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. The first six rows are simple combinations – 1, 2, 3, etc. The score is the sum of all 1, 2, 3, etc. numbers, depending on how many you collect.

8. “Sum” row.
In this row, you will calculate the sum of the numbers in the first six rows. If the sum is greater than 60, you will receive a 30-point bonus.

9. “Max” row.
The goal of this row is to score as many points as possible.

10. “Min” row.
The goal of this row is to score as few points as possible.

11. Max-Min “Sum” row.
The sum of this row is calculated by the formula (Max-Min) x (number of “1”s in the first row).
Based on the example above, the sum is (27 - 8) x 4 = 19 x 4 = 76.

12. “S” – Straight.
The combination 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. If you roll all the dice at once and get one of these combinations, the result is 66. If you keep some of the dice and roll some of them again, the result is 56. If you roll some of the dice three times, the result is 46.

13. “F” – Full House.
A combination of 3 identical dice and another 2 identical dice. For each full house rolled, you will receive a bonus of 30 points.

14. “P” – Poker.
4 dice of the same size. For each “Poker” rolled, you will receive a bonus of 40 points.

15. “Y” – Yamb.
This is the most valuable area of ​​the game. You need to collect 5 dice of the same size. For each Yamb rolled, you will receive a bonus of 50 points.

16. “Sum” – Big Bonus Row.
The sum of the first 4 rows (S + F + P + Y).