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Kniffel by Kniffel is a classic dice game that has been enjoyed by generations. It is played with five dice and a scorecard, and the objective of the game is to score the most points by rolling different combinations.

To start the game, players take turns rolling the dice up to three times. After each roll, they can choose which dice to keep and which to re-roll. The scorecard contains different categories for scoring, such as ones, twos, threes, etc. Players can only score in each category once.

The game ends after all categories have been scored or when all players have completed their turn. The player with the highest total score wins.

• Ones: A player scores the total of all the ones rolled.
• Twos: A player scores the total of all the twos rolled.
• Threes: A player scores the total of all the threes rolled.
• Fours: A player scores the total of all the fours rolled.
• Fives: A player scores the total of all the fives rolled.
• Sixes: A player scores the total of all the sixes rolled.
• Three Of A Kind: If a player rolls at least three dice with the same number, they score the total of all five dice.
• Four Of A Kind: If a player rolls at least four dice with the same number, they score the total of all five dice.
• Full House: If a player rolls three of one number and two of another, they score 25 points.
• Small Straight: If a player rolls four sequential numbers, they score 30 points.
• Large Straight: If a player rolls five sequential numbers, they score 40 points.
• Kniffel: If a player rolls five of the same number, they score 50 points.
• Chance: A player can score the total of any combination of dice.

Kniffel by Kniffel is a fun and challenging game that is enjoyed by all ages. It is a great way to spend time with family and friends, and to test your luck and strategy skills. So grab some dice, a scorecard, and get ready to roll!