Cards with dice on, finding Raymond

Answer is 85

The rules to Cadaco Tripoley Dice Game include:

1) Either divide the chips up equally between all of the players, or if you are playing for money, each player buys chips. Each round starts with every player placing one chip on each section of the Tripoley board. The sections of the board are:

• Pot
• Kitty
• 10
• Jack
• King Queen
• Queen
• King
• Ace
• 8-9-10 All One Suit

2) The dealer shuffles a regulation deck of playing cards, jokers removed making a 52 card deck, and deal each player, and one extra hand, cards one-by-one until all of the cards are distributed. Depending on the number of players, some players may have one more card than others. This does not matter as the deal rotates around the table each hand and the extra cards will even out. The extra hand is not used in the basic game. It can come into play in one of the most popular variations.

3) The players who have "money cards" now collect the chips in each section. In the basic game the money cards are all Hearts, with the exception of the 8-9-10. For example, the player with the Queen of Hearts collects the chips in that section. The only section that may be a tie is the 8-9-10 section. If this is the case, the players who tie split the chips.

4) Each player then chooses their best 5 card poker hand for the next round. The dealer opens the action by checking or betting. Play continues to the left with each player either folding, calling the bet or raising. Once the last player to act calls, the best poker hand wins the pot section and all of the bets. In the case of a tie, they are split.

5)
Players now place their poker hands back with the rest of their cards and the dealer places the lowest card in his or her hand face up on the table or board. Each player is required to play their cards starting with the next card of the same suit. For example, the dealer plays the Two of Clubs. The player with the Three of Clubs places it on the table, then the player with the Four of Clubs, etc. Play continues this way until one of the cards is missing, caused by the dead hand, or the Ace of the suit is played. The player who played the last card must then play the lowest card from any other suit in their hand. If they are unable to change suits the action passes to the player to the left, who must change suits. The first player to play every hand in his or her hand wins the chips in the Kitty section. Each other player pays the winner one chip for each card remaining in their hand. This concludes the round. The player to the dealers left becomes the new dealer and each player ante's a chip to each section of the board again.
The game ends when the players decide to stop either by prearrangement or agreement or when one player has all of the chips. To distribute any chips that remain on the board at the end, deal five cards to each player for a last round of poker. The best hand wins the remaining chips.

"To begin, the deck of cards is spread out. Each card contains a number, from 2 through 12. The player on turn rolls all four six sided dice. From the roll, players may combine two sets of two dice to make a number, placing chips on the matching turtle cards. For example, if a roll of 2, 3, 3 and 4 is rolled, a player may combine the 2 and 3 (to make 5) and the second 3 and 4 (to make 7) and place a chip on the 5 and 7 turtle cards respectively. An even better play would be to combine the 2 and 4 and both 3s to earn TWO chips on card number 6. A player may continue to roll and place chips as long as he is able to combine at least ONE combination that is still viable. When it a number not viable? When the matching number card is won and out of the game!
As a player rolls and chips mount on cards, a player may choose to stop and mark on the score sheet the number of chips he has placed on a particular card or cards. Should a player place the required number of chips on a card (an amount that varies from only two for cards 2 and 12 up to seven for card number 7), that player claims that card and both that card and number are now out of play. Should a player be unable to place a chip on a card on his turn, his turn is over and all chips placed on that turn are lost! The first player to successfully claim three cards wins the game!"


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This same puzzle was copied and handed out at a Mensa meeting according to this link:
http://www.cs.utsa.edu/~wagner/sheep/index.html
I have verified that the Mensa puzzle and the "Big Sheep Puzzle" at www.thebigsheep.co.uk are identical. The spotted sheep are replaced by the brown sheep in the Mensa puzzle. The instructions on the box claim 2 identical tiles, but there are really 2 sets of identical tiles in the puzzle. The author of the link above found 55 distinct solutions.

This must be a different Finding Nemo game. The one I have has two dice, one red and one blue. It also has a stack of cards that are like maze pieces that appear to fill in gaps in the maze that is on the game board.

Hello there!

Do you know that? The longest recorded game everto play the Monopoly game is 1,680 hours - straight!

Here's the instructions:

1. Keep in mind that the ultimate goal is to have the most money and assets at the end of the game.
2. Make sure that you have all the pieces. The box should contain a game board, two dice, play money, 32 houses, 12 hotels, 11 tokens, a stack each of Chance and Community Chest cards, and a Title Deed card for each property.
3. Lay the board out with the Chance and Community Chest cards facedown on their respective spaces.
4. Choose your favorite token. Put all of the Players' tokens on Go.
5. Select a player to be the Banker. This person takes care of the money, buildings, and Title Deed cards.
6. Distibute the money. Each player gets two $500 bills, two $100 bills, two $50 bills, six $20 bills, five $10 bills, five $5 bills and five $1 bills for a total of $1,500.
7. Have each player roll the dice to see who goes first. The highest roll wins, and play moves to the left.
8. Roll the dice and move that many spaces.
9. Buy a property from the Bank, if you wish, when you land on it. If yo opt not to buy a property on your turn, the Banker may auction it to the highest bidding player. Bidding can start at any price and anyone may bid on the property.
10. Pay rent if you land on a property owned by another player. He or she must remember to ask for it before the player after your throws the dice.
11. Take a card if you land on Chance or Community Chest and follow the instructions.
12. Keep the dice if you roll doubles - once your turns is over, you may roll again.
13. Go to Jail if you roll doubles three times in a row.
14. Collect your salary of $200 from the Bank everytime you pass or land on the Go.
15. Get out of the Jail by any of these methods: Use a Get Out of Jail Free card; pay a $50

This is a weekly puzzle in the UK version (the US version doesn't have it)

Both the puzzle and solution can be seen here
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/2009/02/weeklypuzzle17uk.html

3rd hint is correct

You need to move the cards up onto the RED playing area and not just swap them around at the bottom of the screen.

the dots on each die represent the hands on an analogue clock.
ie
A=12
B=9
C=6
D=3
Hope this helps