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on February 18, 2009
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Points are scored by players whose sum total ads up higher than the number of rounds played.

1. An order of play is decided to see who goes first a piece of paper is used to keep score and the players names are written at the top of the page.

2. The dice are rolled once by each player in an attempt to score a two in the 1st round and a three in the 2nd round in sequence all the way to the highest possible score of twelve.

3. If while rolling the dice, a player rolls more than the number of the round, he keeps those points, then the following player rolls.

4. The winner is determined by who has accumulated the most points after eleven rounds of play.

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