Womp Womp.
Miami’s loudest dice game.
Five dice each and one phone passed round the table. Roll where nobody can see. Bank it, or come for somebody. Last one standing wins.
Who is at the table
Tap a name: a person, then a computer, then not playing. Two to eight seats.
How it works
- Roll your dice. Only you see them. With more than one person playing, the phone asks for you by name first.
- Bank it and it becomes your standing roll, face down. It is what you defend. The total goes on your score.
- Or come for somebody. Your fresh roll against their standing roll, both face up. Beat it and they lose a die; if they had more dice than you, you take it. A tie goes to the defender. Lose and you lose a die.
- Womp mode. Down to one die, your roll is face up for everybody. Survive two of your own turns like that and you get a second die back.
- Out when your last die goes. Last one standing wins. After fifteen rounds it is last call: most dice wins, then score.
Nothing leaves this phone. The game saves in this browser so a closed tab can pick up where it stopped. No account, no leaderboard. The computer seats are a few rules in this page, not an AI service, and they never peek at a face-down roll.
The rules were balanced over a thousand simulated games before this page existed, and they are played again on every build. The people at the table are the Miami eight from In The Yams. Want something slower? Hella Broke is a board game you can’t win alone.