Discover the Magic of Las Vegas Royale Tiles

Las Vegas is a city that never sleeps, known for its vibrant energy, dazzling lights, and exciting entertainment. And if you want to bring a piece of that magic into your own home, then you’ll love Las Vegas Royale Tiles.

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#image.jpgTo get started, I’ll place the three hexagonal tokens on the Lucky Punch tile. #image.jpg

When it’s time to play: I’ll secretly choose between one and three tokens. I’ll hide them in my right hand, keeping everything sneaky under the table. Then, I’ll make a fist and place it on the table. Now, it’s the turn of the player sitting on my left. They have the challenging task of guessing the number of tokens in my closed hand. If they guess correctly, well, I don’t get any rewards. Bummer! But if they guess wrong, I get to enjoy the fruits of their inaccuracy. I’ll receive a reward which could be either two chips or $30,000 or $40,000. Once I’ve claimed my reward, I’ll return the three tokens back to the tile, ready for the next round of the game.

If I prefer, instead of using counters or tokens, I have the option to use gray dice. However, it’s worth noting that this alternative can only be used if tiles f1 or f2 are not currently in play.

Jackpot (Tile A2)

#image.jpgLet’s get started: First, I’m going to put the JACKPOT counter* on the very first space of this tile, which has a value of $30,000. Then, I’ll take out the two extra black dice. #image.jpg

When it’s time to activate: I’m going to throw both of the extra dice. Now, here’s what can happen: – If I roll a 7 or a double, I will get to take the amount that is shown below the JACKPOT counter right from the bank. After that, I will move the counter back to its original spot with $30,000. – On the other hand, if I don’t roll a 7 or a double, I will just move the counter forward to the next space. Please note that the counter can only go up to a maximum of $80,000.

Prime Time (Tile B1)

Setting up: Get the two extra black dice ready.

Before you get paid: If you win at this casino (meaning you have the highest value card), roll both extra dice. Now you can choose to place none, one, or both of those dice in the matching casinos, even if you rolled a double! When it’s time to get paid, these dice will count as your own!

Fifty Fifty (Tile B2)

Getting Ready: Grab the two black extra dice. Put the round counter* on the first space (#image.jpg) of this tile. #image.jpgWhat to Do: Roll both extra dice and move the counter one space to the right. If you decide to end your turn, you’ll receive the reward shown below the counter ($0-$60,000). But there’s a twist – you can also take a chance and try to increase your reward. Before rolling the dice again, you need to make a bet – whether the next roll will be higher or lower. Then, roll the dice and move the counter accordingly.

• If your bet is correct, you can choose whether to take the reward or keep gambling.
• If you guess wrong, your turn ends and you won’t get anything.
• At the end of your turn, put the counter back on the first space.

If you get the same number twice in a row, you’re out!

High Five (Tile C1)

Ready, set, go: Just put the HIGH FIVE token on the space that matches it on the tile.

Once you activate it: When you put your fifth die (or 3 and your Biggy) in this casino, you get the token. Then, when it’s time to get paid, you can cash in that token for a whopping $100,000 from the bank. It’s like a special bonus just for you.

Bad Luck (Tile C2)

Right before you get paid: Every player who has the least number of dice in this casino (even if they have zero dice!) has to hand over $50,000 to the bank. It’s a rule that can really mess up your day.

If I don’t have enough money to pay, I have to give away all the money I have, even the chips that are worth $10,000.

The bank can give me change, but I can’t get chips as change.

Pay Day (Tile D1)

Once you use this power: You need to count how many casinos, not tiles, have at least one die of your color. You should also include the casino you activated. After counting, you need to multiply the number of casinos by $10,000. If the total amount is either $10,000 or $20,000, you’ll get 1 or 2 chips. However, if the total is between $30,000 and $60,000, you can take that entire sum from the bank.

The Power Play (Tile D2)

Let’s get started: I’m going to show you how to set up the game. Place the POWER PLAY token on the tile.

Hey there! When you activate this awesome feature, something cool happens. Here’s how it works: if you’re the only player with more dice on this casino than anyone else, you get to take the token (either from the tile or from another player) and put it on top of your remaining dice. That way, you won’t forget about it!

Now, here’s where it gets interesting. On your next turn, if you still have the token, you have the option to pass your turn. If you choose to do so, you can change one of your remaining dice to any number you want and place it in the corresponding casino. And don’t forget to resolve any effects it may have!

But here’s the catch – if, at any point during the round, none of the players have more dice in this casino than the others, the token goes back to the tile. So, keep an eye on those dice!

No Entry! (Tile E1)

Set Up: You need to put the NO ENTRY! token in the center of this tile.

Okay, let’s go over the rules for starting our game. The first thing you want to do is place the round counter on the first space of the running track. This will keep track of our progress as we play. Make sure it’s all set and ready to go!

Once activated: You get to pick a casino (not the one that has this tile) and put the NO ENTRY! token on the picture of a die. This means that the casino you chose is now shut down. No dice can be added or taken away. This rule applies to all tile activations as well.

When you land on an empty space, make sure to move the counter forward and collect the specified reward. However, empty spaces and the “don’t” tile won’t give you any rewards.

Now, the next time you land on the “don’t” tile, you have a choice. You can move the NO ENTRY! token, but it’s not mandatory. If you choose not to move it, the counter won’t move, and you won’t receive a reward either.

What about Knockout? (Tile E2)

When you activate this tile: I can make each opponent put one of their remaining dice in the bar on this tile. But there is a catch, they can only do this if there are not already two of their dice in the bar. In return for their dice, I give you all of your dice that are currently in the bar, if you have any.

Any dice that end up in the bar are considered “knocked out” and won’t count towards payout. Keep in mind, the “Biggy” only counts as one of the maximum two dice in the bar.

Block It! (Tile F1)

Setup: I’ll place the nine blank gray dice on the clusters of this tile as shown. There will be 2 dice in the 1 slot, 2 dice in the 2 slot, and 1 dice in the 3 slot.

When I activate this ability, I get to choose a group of dice spaces. Then, I collect all the dice that have nothing on them from that group and move them to a casino of my choice. It’s kind of like I’m stealing those dice and giving them a new home. During this round, and when it’s time to pay out, those blank dice in the casino will be treated as if they belong to another player, sort of like an imaginary player.

Let me give you an example to help you understand better. Imagine Casino 2 has this special tile called POWER PLAY, and it already has 1 blue, 1 yellow, and 2 red dice in it. Now, I use my power and add 2 blank dice to Casino 2. The red player who owns the POWER PLAY token has to return it to the tile right away. If Casino 2 stays that way, no one will win any money from it.

Oh, and there’s something interesting that happens in a 2-player game. The neutral dice that were placed at the beginning of the round, along with the blank gray dice, count as if they belong to different imaginary players. It’s like they have a mind of their own!

Now, let’s talk about the handicap tile, which is called F2. The setup is simple. You take the nine gray blank dice and distribute them among the casinos. Each of the first three casinos gets one gray die, and each of the last three casinos gets two gray dice. This helps level the playing field a bit, giving everyone a fair chance.

So, there you have it! When I activate my power, I can move blank dice to a different casino, and those dice will be treated as if they belong to someone else. And with the handicap tile, the gray blank dice are spread out among the casinos for an equal and fair game. It adds some excitement and strategy to the game, don’t you think?

When you activate this tile: You can choose a blank die from any casino and place it on an empty die picture on this tile.

You will receive one of the following rewards: 1 chip (2 times) or $30,000 (3 times). Alternatively, if you choose the fourth option (4 times), you can rotate one of your remaining dice to any number you want and then place it in the corresponding casino (without activating it), or you can return one of your dice from any casino back to your supply.

During the payout: Any blank dice in the casinos will be treated as if they are owned by an imaginary player. This might affect the rankings within the casino and could result in ties.

Hey there! Let me break it down for you. You see, when you’re playing this game, you don’t have to grab any empty dice just for the sake of it. To score a reward, you need to pick up a blank die. But here’s the catch – you can only take dice from or add them to your own casino, not any other tile. Now, in a 2-player game, the neutral dice and the blank dice are treated as belonging to different imaginary players. They’re not the same thing, even though they both start on the tile at the beginning of the round!

Black Box (Tile G1)

Setup: Place the six BLACK BOX tokens face up on the corresponding spaces on the tile.

When it’s time to distribute the winnings: I, the lucky winner of this casino, get to decide how we split the 6 tokens. I can divide them into two piles however I want – either 3+3, 4+2, or 5+1.

Then it’s your turn, the winner of the casino. You get to choose one of the face-down piles. Whichever pile you choose, you’ll receive the reward shown on the tokens in that pile: either 2 chips or some money ($40,000, $60,000, $80,000, or even $100,000).

Double Down (Tile G2)

Hey there! When you activate this tile, you have the option to move some of the dice you’ve placed in this casino to the corresponding space on the tile. It can be dice you just put in or dice you’ve had here before.

During the payout, this tile works just like a regular casino. Once any necessary removals are made, the winner will receive $60,000, and the runner-up will get $30,000 from the bank.

No other action allows you to place or remove dice here.

Tile H1: Nice Dice

When I use it: If I want to, I can place a die that I just rolled or one that I just placed on this special tile. I’ll put it on the space that matches the number I rolled.

If someone already has a die on that space, whether it’s mine or an opponent’s, I’ll take their die and put it in the matching casino. This won’t activate that casino.

When it’s time to cash in: I’ll take all my dice off this tile and collect the reward that matches the space they were on. I can get 1 or 2 chips, or I can get between $30,000 and $60,000 cash.

What I Choose (tile H2)

First things first: Get the two extra black dice ready.

When you activate it: Throw two additional black dice and pick one of the outcomes. Then, carry out the action that corresponds to that result:

So, here’s the deal: if you want to activate any other tile, you can go ahead and do it, just like you would if you had put some dice in that casino. But here’s the thing – it might not always do something! So, keep that in mind.

Hey there! Let me break it down for you on how to make a move in this game. So, here’s what you need to do:

You have a few dice left, right? Take one of them and give it a little spin. Whatever number it lands on, you can choose to show that number on the dice. Afterward, you have two options. Option one: find the matching casino and put the dice there. But remember, just because you do that, it doesn’t mean you activate the casino’s tile, okay? Option two: if you already have a dice at a casino, you can take it back and add it to your supply. Your choice, my friend!

So here’s what you do: take one of your remaining dice and put it on the fancy gray space with the golden frame. But hold on! If someone else already put a die there, you gotta give it back to them. When it’s time to cash in, just take the die off the gray space and the bank gives you sixty grand. Easy peasy!

place one of your remaining dice onto the golden framed gray space. If the space is occupied, return that die to its owner before. During payout, remove the die from the gray space and you get $60,000 from the bank.