Tuttugo Rules

 ● The object is to collect all of the Dansie Dollars (DD).  Players sit in a circle.

     Each player starts with 4 DD.  2-4 Players have a chance to win DD each round.
   Choose player as first roller.
   Red roller chip starts with the left side face up.
  (This indicates the direction of game play)

  ● To start a round the roller selects the red colored chip.
     Roller does not put a DD into pot (center of table)
     Chips are now passed to next player who has at least 1 DD. 

      This player selects a chip and puts 1 DD into pot.
     This continues until all chips are chosen.
    (If 3 or less players see below)
    

 ● The roller now rolls the dice.
   Whoever chose the color chip that matches the color of the dice wins the DD in pot.
    If a “T” for Tuttugo is rolled:
               * The DD remain in the pot for next round.
               * The roller chip is flipped and play is reversed.
               * After each round chips are collected, passed to next roller in current direction of     

                   play and new round begins.

 ● If a player who has no DD is passed the roller chip:
           * Player has 1 chance to roll a Tuttugo.  If they roll “T” they take 1 DD from all players   

              with DD.
           * Chips are then passed and a new round begins.

 ● If a Tuttugo is rolled twice in consecutive rounds:
           * The roller chip is flipped.
           * Any players without DD starting with next roller will get one chance to role a  

               Tuttugo.  If successful this player collects All the DD in the pot.
              The next round begins.

  ● When 3 people are left in game with DD:
           * The colored chip not selected stays in pot.
           * If that color is rolled then DD stays in pot
           * Next round begins.

  ● Once only 2 players remain with DD all other players are eliminated and heads up 

       begins.  
      In heads up Tuttugo:
            * The roller gets the red chip and selects 1 of the other 3 colored chips.
               The other player gets the remaining 2 chips.
            * Both players put DD into pot every round.
            * The number of DD put into pot increases by 1 DD every round.
               If a player is short the DD needed other player matches the same amount.
               If there’s a next round ante continues to increase by 1.
  ● When 1 player has all the DD they win.

   

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