Dice Duelo

Dice Duelo

2025Ronny Jr, Felix Sonne

2 players
15 - 30 min
2.0/5 weight

From BoardGameGeek

Dice Duelo is a semi-abstract dice placement game where two players take the role of a gambler-duelist in the Wild West. Players roll their dice secretly and take turns placing a die one by one on the board to form a better poker combination. This duel is not won by the fastest finger, but the strongest mind. It is not about how good your dice roll is, but how you use it. Bluff your way through, outwit your opponent to use his dice to your advantage. It's quick: Shoot down your opponent in a round of 6 bullets. it's dirty: Use tricks to surprise your opponent. It's clever: Explainable in five minutes, playable for years. -description from the publisher

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About Dice Duelo

From BoardGameGeek:

Dice Duelo is a semi-abstract dice placement game where two players take the role of a gambler-duelist in the Wild West. Players roll their dice secretly and take turns placing a die one by one on the board to form a better poker combination. This duel is not won by the fastest finger, but the strongest mind. It is not about how good your dice roll is, but how you use it. Bluff your way through, outwit your opponent to use his dice to your advantage. It's quick: Shoot down your opponent in a round of 6 bullets. it's dirty: Use tricks to surprise your opponent. It's clever: Explainable in five minutes, playable for years. -description from the publisher

Designers

Ronny Jr, Felix Sonne

Artist

Lim Ming Liang

Categories

Abstract StrategyAmerican WestDice

Mechanics

Dice RollingHand Management
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