| Complete Games for Sale - click name to purchase (All games are previously played unless otherwise noted) Game Condition => Pricing Scale (click link above) # 00000 - 1975 High Rollers 2nd Ed. game Milton Bradley $34.95 Excellent Condition - Sold Out # 00000 - 1975 High Rollers 2nd Ed. game Milton Bradley $29.95 Very Good Condition - Sold Out # 00000 - 1975 High Rollers 2nd Ed. game Milton Bradley $27.95 Acceptable Condition - Sold Out |
High Rollers game (2nd Edition) ©1975, Milton Bradley Ages: 10 to Adult Players: 3 or 3 Teams |
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| Game Contents |
| 1 Playing tray 1 Tote board 4 Insurance cards 20 Value cards 1 Set of Money 2 Standard 6-sided dice 1 Question/Instruction Booklet (Rules) |
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DESCRIPTION - from the game
Value cards are shuffled and nine are dealt face down into the slots on the
game board. As on the show, the player who gains control by answering a
question can roll or pass the dice. The object is to remove value cards AND
not lose the game by making a bad roll. The player who wins the game earns
the dollar value of his cards. The first player to win two games plays the Big
Numbers for a chance at $10,000. Doubles earn insurance markers in the Big
Numbers bonus round only.
Value cards are shuffled and nine are dealt face down into the slots on the
game board. As on the show, the player who gains control by answering a
question can roll or pass the dice. The object is to remove value cards AND
not lose the game by making a bad roll. The player who wins the game earns
the dollar value of his cards. The first player to win two games plays the Big
Numbers for a chance at $10,000. Doubles earn insurance markers in the Big
Numbers bonus round only.