This is one of my favorite 18th century games. Also thank you so much for plugging our wooden dice, we really appreciate it.

I love the increasing push-your-luck tension of each dice throw. Do you keep rolling the dice, or do you stop? Yes, you keep rolling the dice. This game should be called "Don't Stop. Ever"

Thank you for sharing !

Just a little tip, I was thinking about the domino tile, but I found a better option, the Rummikub tiles !! There are going from 1 to 13 so it's perfect ! And I agree with you, the feeling of tiles are a bit nicer than cards (though I love playing poker with cards and chips). Just my 2 cents idea ! Thanks again for sharing this game which seems nice !

My dad first played this in the late 60s-early 70s in the Navy He made a box to play a few years back and it’s a fun game for those that have yet to try it

Great video! Never heard of this game. Will try this out soon :D

some considerations: 1- Just use J and Q instead of Skip-Bo cards 2- Generally it’s better to still roll two die instead of only 1. Exceptions in the duos: 5/1 4/1 3/1 2/1 4/2 3/2 or based in opponent’s score (if you got 5/1 or 6/1 and opponent’s scored 4 try with two dice). So general rule is that if opponent’s score is equal or lower then your highest tile (having two tiles) try with two dice. Exception: if you have 3/1 or 2/1 only roll both dice if opponent had scored 0. video examples: 3:30 with the red cards it’s better to roll both die. the odds of being eliminated is also 50% as like rolling one die. but there are some chances of eliminating both 6 and 1 or even all 3 at once with a 12 when rolling both die, while rolling one you can only take one out. statistically you will end up with higher results rolling one die in this situation (any result lower then 5 is bad for you). 4:40 with black cards it’s also a bad decision to roll with one die because there is a 1/6 chance of rolling a 1 and losing with 20 points!! while with two dice you couldn’t lose so quickly the following situations it’s also disadvantageous to roll a single die. The roll he lost was 18/36 chance to lose while with two die it would’ve be 15/36 with also the chance of getting two or three numbers at once.

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Now you must cover Bahama Taxi!

Good anti consumerist video!