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🎲 Play nowGenerala is the dice game played across Argentina and Uruguay: five dice, up to three rolls per turn and an eleven-box scorecard to complete. Here you play against real people at 2-to-4-player tables, with matches that take about ten minutes.
The heart of the game is deciding when to set dice aside and when to gamble on a third roll. Completing the straight, full house or four-of-a-kind scores big, but the play that makes the table erupt is the generala servida: five of a kind on the first roll wins the entire game on the spot.
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On your turn you roll all five dice. You may set aside the useful ones and reroll the rest, up to three rolls. You are never forced to declare before the third roll, and dice set aside cannot be rerolled that turn (though you may reroll all five at once if you feel lucky).
When your rolls end, you write the score into a free box of the scorecard that matches your dice. If nothing matches, you scratch a box: it stays closed at zero for the whole game.
Each box is used once per game. The served bonus (+5) applies to completing a major combination on the first roll of the turn.
| Box | Combination | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Ones to Sixes | Sum of the dice showing that number | the pip total |
| Straight (Escalera) | 1-2-3-4-5 or 2-3-4-5-6 | 20 (25 served) |
| Full house | Three of a kind + a pair | 30 (35 served) |
| Four of a kind (Póker) | Four equal dice | 40 (45 served) |
| Generala | Five equal dice | 50 |
| Double generala | A second generala in the same game | 100 (105 served) |
A served generala (five of a kind on the first roll with the Generala box still open) is not scored: it wins the game instantly. After eleven rounds the highest total wins; ties are broken by most generalas scored.
It plays from 2 players; online tables seat 2 to 4 and bots fill empty seats when needed.
Five dice and up to three rolls per turn; between rolls you set aside the useful dice, which stay locked.
The straight (1-2-3-4-5 or 2-3-4-5-6) scores 20 points, or 25 when completed on the first roll.
A full house scores 30 (35 served) and four of a kind 40 (45 served). Five equal dice may also be scored in the four-of-a-kind box.
Five equal dice on the first roll of the turn: it wins the whole game immediately regardless of the score.
You must scratch a free box: it closes at zero for the rest of the game. It is mandatory at the end of the third roll.
Yes — nobody is forced to declare before the third roll. You may even reroll all five dice chasing a better combination.
With a served generala (instant win) or after eleven rounds: the highest total wins, with generalas as the tie-breaker.
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