On each turn, a player rolls a
six-sided die as many times as they want, and each roll's value is
added to their turn total.
However, if the player rolls a 1 on any of
their rolls, their turn ends immediately, and they lose all the points
they accumulated during that turn. It is then the other player's turn.
A player can choose to "hold" their turn at any point, at which point
their turn total is added to their overall score. It then becomes the
other player's turn.
The first player to reach a score of 100 or more
points wins the game.
If both players reach 100 points or more in the
same turn, the player with the higher score wins.
If a player rolls a 1 on their first roll of their turn, they score no points, and their
turn ends immediately. It then becomes the other player's turn.
These
are the basic rules of the game. In the digital version of the game
you linked to, there may be additional features or variations, but
these rules should still apply.
