How Cubello works
Nine games. One sheet.
Cubello is no ordinary dice game. Here you play nine rounds at once — on a single sheet.
Let's go ↓The one big difference
In the classic dice game you fill one sheet, cell by cell. Cubello puts nine of these sheets side by side — and you play them all in a single game.
One column.
Nine columns at once.
Your Cubello sheet
13 categories, nine games — that makes 117 cells. They don't fill up in order: with every roll, you decide where your result fits best.
How a round plays out
Roll – up to three times
Roll all five dice. Set aside any you like and re-roll the rest — up to three rolls per round in total.
Enter one cell – anywhere
After at most three rolls, you enter the result in exactly one empty cell — in any of the nine columns. If nothing fits, you strike out a cell (a 0).
Secure the bonus per column
Score at least 63 points in the upper section of a column and you get 35 bonus points — separately for each of the nine columns.
Games 8 and 9 have a direction
Game 8 is filled top to bottom only, Game 9 bottom to top only. That makes the last two columns a special challenge.
The goal: a full sheet
The game ends once all 117 cells are filled. Whoever has the most points wins. Five matching dice are a Cubello – 50 points.
Ready for your first sheet?