Dice Baseball RH EN
Dice Baseball RH EN
Dice Baseball RH EN
Dice baseball is a simulated baseball game that can be played with nothing more
than a pair of dice, a pencil and a sheet of paper. Each combination of dice thrown
represents one play (one out, one hit, one home run, one punch, etc.). Use the
paper and pencil to record what happens, and in about 15-30 minutes you have
simulated a complete baseball game.
The game sheet includes the baseball actions and you can print one out for each
game and write on it with a pen or pencil, or you can laminate it (or use a sheet
protector) and make it reusable by writing on it with a dry erase marker.
You can play alone or against another player. The rules work similar to a real
baseball game. Each team has nine batters and you play nine innings (although the
scorecard includes a tenth inning if the game is tied at the end of the ninth inning).
You get three outs per half inning. The scorecard includes a score sheet so you can
easily track who wins.
The game sheet has the dice roll combinations printed on it so you know exactly
what action to take on each roll. For each turn at bat, place a chip, or token
(representing the players), on the home plate on the scorecard. Then roll each die.
The results of the die will tell you what happened during the appearance of that
plate. There is only one die roll for each player.
You always read the die with the lowest number first. Then, if you rolled a 6 and a 2,
you would look on the scorecard for a combination of 2 to 6 (lowest number first). If
you look at the scorecard, it forces you to always do the lowest number first
anyway. You can't even find a combination of 5-3, for example.
Write the team names in the spaces provided in the scoring section of the box at
the top of the scorecard.
At the end of each half inning, record the number of runs in that half of the inning
for the team in the score box at the top of the scorecard (e.g., if the home team had
3 runs in the fifth inning, you would write a 3 in the bottom box under the 5th
inning).
After nine innings, the team with the most runs wins. If the game is tied, play the
tenth inning or until there is a clear winner.
If the home team is in the lead after the visiting team completes the top half of the
ninth inning, the home team does not have to play the bottom half of the ninth
inning and the game is over.
*? Material required?
To play you're going to need:
- 2 six-sided dice (the Parcheesi dice)
- 9 players per team (can be 1 or 2 cent coins, small dolls, stickers...)
- A pencil + rubber to carry the points
1 card to count the outs.
OUT 1 2 3
ROLL & WRITE