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A real challenge of calculation in mind: spin the spinner, roll the dice and find the pairs before the others! Keep the spinner at hand and place the discs in the center of the table to form a circle so that they are easily accessible by everyone. Each player gets a token worth three points. The youngest player starts by turning the spinner: the number indicated by the arrow will be the goal for this round. The same player throws all the dice within the circle formed by the discs. Now alil the players, at the same time, look for a pair of same-coloured dice whose sum or subtraction results in the number indicated on the spinner. Whoever identifies a pair must quickly take the discs of that colour. For example, if a player finds a pair of red dice, he/she must take the red discs. The beige dice works as a wild colour dice; that is, it can be added or subtracted from the other coloured dice: In this case, the final number is obtained using three dice, two of the same color plus the beige one. The game continues until one of the players, asserting that there are no more useful calculation combinations, takes the black "stop" disc. At this point, the players proceed with the verification of the calculations and point counting. Final scores and game goal For each correct calculation, a player receives 1 point for each disc taken using the beige dice and 2 points if they did not use it (i.e. using only two dice of the same colour). The player who takes the black token also collects 2 points, but if he/she also took other discs, this is worth 3 points! For each incorrect calculation, the player loses 1 point, or 3 if she/he took the black disc, too. The game continues in the same way until a player reaches 15 points becoming the winner! If two players tie at 15 points, a tiebreaker round will follow to determine the final winner. —user summary