Bunco Score Sheet Book

Download or read book Bunco Score Sheet Book written by Amazing Bunco Score Books and published by . This book was released on 2020-08-04 with total page 123 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Love Playing Bunco Dice Game? If so, this book is for you! We create this excellent Score Sheet Book to track your scores while playing Bunco Dice Game. Bunco Score Sheet Book Features: Dedicated page for Name, Phone, and Email. 120 Bunco Dice Game score sheets record inside. Great for keeping Bunco Dice Games track. Professional designed paperback cover Large size 6" x 9" beautiful white paper pages. Perfects for daily use, easy to carry around. Ideal gift for a friend, family member, or Bunco Dice Game Team Mate. Made in the USA. Scroll Up and Click Buy Now! About Bunco Dice Game. Bunco is a social dice game, traditionally played with 12 players divided into three tables with four players at each table. But really, almost any number can play. Each table needs four players divided into two teams. Teammates sit across from each other. The tables are labeled with one as the head table, and any other tables are numbered. Game Play The first player begins rolling and collecting points. If a player's roll contains at least 1 point, that player gets to roll again. Once a player rolls no points, the dice move clockwise to the next player. The player's accumulated points are recorded for that team. Once a team at the head table scores 21 or more points, a sound is made to signal the round is over. The current rollers at the other tables continue to roll until a no point roll to finish their turns. If the score is tied, each player gets one more turn. The team with the most points after all players had one more turn wins the round. Six rounds make up one game. The amount of time available can determine the number of games played. Player Score The players on the teams that scored more points during the round record a "W" for the round. The player on the teams that scored fewer points than their opponents record an "L" for the round. Each player that rolled a Bunco during the round will record a tally under the Bunco section of the player scorecard. Overall Winners It is common for each player to ante a small amount of money into a pot. There are different variations to the payouts after all the games are played. A simple payout may look like the following: Most Losses = ante returned Last Bunco = ante returned Most Wins = 50% of the remaining pot Most Buncos = Other 50% of the remaining pot Grab this book for yourself or a friend today and record all Bunco Dice Games Scores!