How to Play Poker Dice | dice games | Skip Solo 

Quick and easy review. Thanks a lot 👍

I've been thinking a lot lately about playing poker dice... but texas hold'em style... each player has two dice and a dice cup... they roll them and keep'em to themselves.... bet/raise/fold proceeds... then three separate dice are rolled (the flop) ... bet/call/fold may proceed... a fourth die is rolled (the turn) ... bet/call/fold may proceed ... a fifth die is rolled (the river) ... bet/call/fold may proceed ... players reveal their two dice... best hand made with any three of the public five dice takes the pot.

Hmm. I think the description for Bust should be something like "none of the results above", because if all dice numbers are different, then you can have a Straight. Besides having a "hole" in a Straight, like, having a 1-2, then 4-5-6.

What about values of full house.... Like Aces full of kings.... 6 full of 5 is higher that 6 full of 4... Or do you consider than flat and another round is done for a winner? Quad 6 or aces is higher than quad kings or 5's.

Also used with real poker dice

Hi, you might add 'Small Straight' as one of the dice rolls. It ranks higher than three of a kind and lower than full house.

So its like yahze

Nice game.

I could get into this game but it’s not as compelling as Texas Hold’em I think

How is a "bust" different from a large strait?🤔

I like those little chips - where did you get them?

For example, I have a Full House (three 1s and two 6s), opposite player also has a Full House (three 2s and two 5s). Who will win?

I have a problem. If player 1 just rolled a 4 of a kind (wich is good) he will probably raise the bet. Lets say at the start they all betted 10$. So player 1 raises the bet to 15$. If player 2 and 3 want to keep their money, they need to raise their bet to 15$ too (if they dont raise they lose their 10$). But what if player 2 only has 4$ remaining. That means he can't raise his bet. Does he then just lose the money? Because that way, player 1 can always raise the bet 1$ more than player 2 has, wich means player 2 will never be able to raise their bet, and lose their money automatically wihout getting the chance to roll the dice. Please explain...

Any reason why I couldn't play with actual poker dice?

why did player 2 had 2 rolls when player one decided he would only go with 1 roll. wtf