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Risky Deals
2 to 6 players can play in one game. The aim of the game is for the players to increase their wealth. The initial money received from the bank, can... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesPlaytime
30 minutes
Published
2020
Age
16+
Publisher
BBN Games
Players
2 to 6 players
Designer
Playstyle
Light
Game's Categories
Strategy Game
Description
2 to 6 players can play in one game. The aim of the game is for the players to increase their wealth. The initial money received from the bank, can be invested in stock or one of the 4 companies, with the aim of turning a profit. The winner is the player that had the highest profit throughout.
The players may decide how many rounds a game will last. A 10 rounds game with 4 players lasts about 80 minutes.
Every player receives 15,000 dollars from the bank.
There are three types of stock in which the players can invest. The three types can be differentiated through the level of Risk/Reward.
There are 4 companies which can be bought by the players. The owners of the companies will earn income from the other players or the bank.
The game is played with two dice. The result of every throw determines the wins and losses. The gains and losses are decided by the value of the dice and the P&L board.
If for example your dice score is 5, you will receive from the bank 600 dollars for each orange share you own, pay to the bank 400 dollars for each green share you own and receive 1000 dollars for each blue share you own. Also you will have to play 2500 dollars to the owner of West Diamond Mining.
A Profit/Loss Calculator is available online.
If your dice score is 6,7 or 8, beside the gains or losses on the shares you own you also receive from the bank 2500 dollars for each company you own and must invest in a High Risk Deal anything between 2000 dollars and your total worth.
After deciding the amount to be invested in the risky deal you will roll again the dice and If your score is 7 or higher you win twice the amount invested. If the score is lower than 7 you lose half of the invested money.
Risky Deals are very important in the game as it often change the leaders and set the game winners. A player that goes ALL IN in a Risky Deal can triple his or her worth, while only risking to lose half of it.
Players roll dice in turns. The game is played in a clockwise direction. The game ends after 10 turns or as many as the players decide at the beginning.
To facilitate trading throughout the game, it is recommended that a player will hold the role of Bank Manager. The Bank Manager gives the rest of the players their starting amounts, sells the stock and the companies from the bank to other players, pays the players their earnings from the bank’s money and receives on behalf of the bank the players’ loses.
The players may decide how many rounds a game will last. A 10 rounds game with 4 players lasts about 80 minutes.
Every player receives 15,000 dollars from the bank.
There are three types of stock in which the players can invest. The three types can be differentiated through the level of Risk/Reward.
There are 4 companies which can be bought by the players. The owners of the companies will earn income from the other players or the bank.
The game is played with two dice. The result of every throw determines the wins and losses. The gains and losses are decided by the value of the dice and the P&L board.
If for example your dice score is 5, you will receive from the bank 600 dollars for each orange share you own, pay to the bank 400 dollars for each green share you own and receive 1000 dollars for each blue share you own. Also you will have to play 2500 dollars to the owner of West Diamond Mining.
A Profit/Loss Calculator is available online.
If your dice score is 6,7 or 8, beside the gains or losses on the shares you own you also receive from the bank 2500 dollars for each company you own and must invest in a High Risk Deal anything between 2000 dollars and your total worth.
After deciding the amount to be invested in the risky deal you will roll again the dice and If your score is 7 or higher you win twice the amount invested. If the score is lower than 7 you lose half of the invested money.
Risky Deals are very important in the game as it often change the leaders and set the game winners. A player that goes ALL IN in a Risky Deal can triple his or her worth, while only risking to lose half of it.
Players roll dice in turns. The game is played in a clockwise direction. The game ends after 10 turns or as many as the players decide at the beginning.
To facilitate trading throughout the game, it is recommended that a player will hold the role of Bank Manager. The Bank Manager gives the rest of the players their starting amounts, sells the stock and the companies from the bank to other players, pays the players their earnings from the bank’s money and receives on behalf of the bank the players’ loses.
Game's Categories
Genre
Publisher
- BBN Games
