Pass the Pugs Dice Game

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Why We Love It: Pass the Pigs comes in a portable container making it an easy grab-and-go game to bring on vacation or to play at the pub with friends after work. A Brief History of Pass The Pigs If one, and only one, of the pigs is lying on its side, that pig scores nothing, and the other pig scores as follows: Roll the pigs from the “pigsty” to see which way they land on the table. Based on the way the pigs land after each roll, players earn points. The first player to reach 100 points is the winner of this game. The classic party and travel game gets a very impawtant update with this brand new edition of Giant Pass the Pugs! Inflate your pugs, throw them into the air and see how they land: each position will score you a different amount of points. Will you land a Walkies, Canine Combo, Play Dead or Puppy Love? These super-size inflatable pugs are perfect for parties and a variety of games, and are perfectly happy to bounce around the garden, laze about the beach, or even float in the pool. Ideal for playing with when you’re snout and about, these two puffed-up pugs come with a handy carry case and puncture repair kit for any doggy disasters you may have, as well as a scorepad and pencil to keep a muzzle on any potential cheaters! Perhaps you’ve got the pedigree to think up some new games and rules of your own as well? This fresh twist on the classic dice game Pass the Pigs is sure to entertain players young and old for hours, so inflate these cuddly canines and enjoy Giant Pass the Pugs.

Pass the Pigs is a game that adds a unique twist to traditional dice games. Understanding the game rules, adapting it to different skill levels, and exploring alternative games ensure that you’ll enjoy endless hours of piggy fun! So, gather around, play Pass the Pigs, and let the good times roll! Frequently Asked Questions If they do roll again, there is always that chance of rolling a ‘Pooped Out’ and losing the points they have just won. Or a ‘Puppy Love’ and losing all their points so far. If neither pig is lying on its side, the score is the sum of the individual positions. If both pigs land in the same position, the sum is doubled; equivalently, the score for the individual position is quadrupled:

You can't go wrong with this funny spin on Pass the Pigs, whether you're at home, on the go, or looking for a way to pass the time with friends and family. Everyone will be waiting for their turn, which is simple to learn but difficult to perfect. So, please, pass the Pugs!

The points a player earns in Pass the Pigs depends on the position in which each pig lands. Each pig landing position has a unique point value that adds to the total game score. Pig Position We haven’t stopped playing, sometimes just two players and sometimes the entire family. It is designed to be really versatile, making it a firm family favourite already. I even found the teen ‘practising’ alone on one occasion. “Just one more game” is now a phrase used fairly regularly when Pass The Pigs is out on the table. Pass the Pigs is a commercial version of the dice game Pig, but using custom asymmetrical throwing dice, similar to shagai. It was created by David Moffatt and published by Recycled Paper Products as Pig Mania! in 1977. The publishing license was later sold to Milton Bradley and the game renamed Pass the Pigs. In 1992, publishing rights for North America were sold to Winning Moves Games USA, which acquired the game outright from David Moffat Enterprises in early 2017. [3] Rules [ edit ]

Makin' Bacon (or Oinker) - Both pigs are touching and both are resting on the table - Player's total score from the game is wiped out; play passes to next player. If you roll a Pig Out or an Oinker, you must stop, and the next player will begin their turn by rolling the pigs. In the palm of your hand, a pair of pugs. So, what are your plans for them? Of course, roll them like canine dice! Whether you're Top Dog or the runt of the litter depends on how the hairy hounds land! Will you fall in love with a puppy, play dead, or roll a Bummer? For those seeking extra excitement, the Hog Call variant adds an additional layer of risk and reward. A variant called “Hog Call” gives players (who have scored 20 points or more) the option of risk predicting the outcome of their opponents’ throws – if predicted correctly, the hog caller earns twice the value of the position and deducts that same amount from the roller's score! If they predict incorrectly they will lose double the number of points scored and the throwing player earns double the points.