Carlit Yatzy

Yatzy is a kind of super poker played over 15 rounds, where not only luck with the dice matters, but also the strategic placement of the dice values. Each player writes down a column on the Yatzy score sheet and tries to fill the 15 fields with the highest possible values. Beginners typically play their column from top to bottom. Professionals (and you'll be one in no time!) choose the most advantageous field for their roll to enter their score. Suitable for any number of players aged 8 and up. The player who rolls the highest number starts the first round. In subsequent rounds, the player who lost the previous round opens the next one. This is particularly interesting because in Chicago, the objective of the game is redefined in each round by the opening player after their roll. They decide whether the other players must exceed or undercut their rolled number. If the opener's first roll is not promising, they can roll all or some of the dice a second and third time. The other players are then allowed a maximum number of rolls equal to that of the opener.