RULES:

Roll the Dice. Do not add them up. Look at the HIGHER NUMBER number of the two dice. Look at the right side of the board for your result.

● 6s, 5s, and 3s are Outs!
● 4s are SINGLES!
● 2s are Walks.

But do you care if it is a walk or a single? No, because you get on base.

If you roll DOUBLES look at the left column.

6|6 HOME RUN! Bubbles!!!!!
5|5 Double
4|4 Double
3|3 Single
2|2 Walk (Base on Balls)
1|1 Sac Fly *IF ON BASE

THEN IF YOU SEE A NUMBER IN A CIRCLE ON THE SAME LINE YOU REROLL 1 DIE TO GET THAT NUMBER, SO ON A 3|3 REROLL ONE TO GET A "3" FOR A TRIPLE!

This is Dot Matrix Scoring™
After your initial roll, there is a follow up role in a white circle in some cases. You roll 1 die to see the result of this roll. The beauty is that this limits your triples to have a 0.46% chance, similar to triples in real baseball. You do not have to roll this and if you role both dice again before rolling the one, you missed your chance.

The game statistics create an average batting average of around .300 compared to .250 for the pros. Types of outs, hits, and walks were calculated by the game creator/developer and ready tested with his friends to match real life baseball results to match the types of scores you see in baseball.

There is an option to get little better average by using "Home Field Advantage" (home gets two rolls on second roll the whole game) and "Rally Mode" (either team gets to roll two if they are down after the 6th inning until they tie it up or go ahead. You can even add your own "house rules".