Dice City Roller  <center>Dice City Roller is a synchronized turn based game, similar to the classic dice game "Yacht". Up to twenty players compete to score the most points by collecting property cards. Players can collect property cards by filling them with dice or by winning them in an Auction. The game is divided into a series of four rounds or "Quarters". Each Quarter, players score points by using their dice to complete property cards. When playing a game in the "Auction" tab, an special bidding round occurs after the first, second and third Quarters. Players can use the points they earned to bid on bonus cards. During the rolling phase, there are three rolls of the dice - indicated by the red pegs beneath the dice area. Players all receive a different set of five randomly selected dice. Players can drag and drop valid dice onto the property cards. Players have the same set of identical property cards every game. There are four property cards in each stack. The stars on the sides of the card indicate it's placement in the stack. When players are able to cover all the spaces on the front of the property card, the card will flip over and reward the player with points. The player earns a variable number of points depending on the type of card activated, the number of stars on the face of the card, the value of the dice used to activate the card and a multiplier bonus for each card activated during that roll. AUCTION PHASE During the auction, players use their points to bid on one of five bonus property cards. Most of the cards available in the auction are mini-scratchers, but there are also cards that effect the dice rolls in the next round. The auction cards provide a chance to win additional points but if they bid too high, players may not earn enough points from the scratch game to recoup the cost. Players click on an auction card to begin bidding. After using the bid selector to choose a bid, players must click the "Submit" button to place it. The bidding is blind, but the number of players bidding on each card is shown. At the end of the auction, the player that bid the highest number of points for each card will win. If players win the card they were bidding on, it will flip over and players can play a scratch game to see how many points they have won. At the end of the Quarter, the final scores are tabulated and the players' current positions are updated on the leaderboard. If players can score 800 points (or if they win the game), they will earn a Jackpot Spin. After four Quarters, the player with the most points will win the game. Players earn tokens based on their game score and the number of property cards they activated during the game. All cards, including those in the Auction round, count toward the property card total.</center>