Tennidice

Tennidice

2022Eqbal Hojabr

2 - 4 players
15 - 60 min
1.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Who is the luckiest tennis player in the world? Tennidice is a 2-or-4-player game that simulates an actual tennis match. Instead of using rackets, you need some dice, and also, you use the strategy cubes to strengthen your abilities to win, but sometimes lucky opponents don't allow you to succeed! You can play Tennidice in two different modes: 1. Tie-breaker mode (15minutes) •This mode simulates a real tennis tie-breaker. The first one who gets the 7th point wins the match. 2. A 2-set-match game (60minutes) •This mode simulates the whole tennis match of two sets. The player who succeeds in two sets of three wins the match. Each round of Tennidice starts with serve and continues in rally until a player wins a point. -description from the designer

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Eqbal Hozhabr
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About Tennidice

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Who is the luckiest tennis player in the world? Tennidice is a 2-or-4-player game that simulates an actual tennis match. Instead of using rackets, you need some dice, and also, you use the strategy cubes to strengthen your abilities to win, but sometimes lucky opponents don't allow you to succeed! You can play Tennidice in two different modes: 1. Tie-breaker mode (15minutes) •This mode simulates a real tennis tie-breaker. The first one who gets the 7th point wins the match. 2. A 2-set-match game (60minutes) •This mode simulates the whole tennis match of two sets. The player who succeeds in two sets of three wins the match. Each round of Tennidice starts with serve and continues in rally until a player wins a point. -description from the designer

Designer

Eqbal Hojabr

Categories

DiceSports

Mechanics

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