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Last updated 25 July 2026
Diceburg keeps score for the tavern dice game from Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. You roll real dice; the app owns turn order, the round count and the win condition.
How scoring works
- Each 1 is 100 and each 5 is 50.
- Three of a kind is the face × 100, except three 1s, which are 1,000. A fourth, fifth and sixth matching die double, quadruple and octuple that.
- 1-2-3-4-5 is 500, 2-3-4-5-6 is 750, and all six in a row is 1,500.
- First player to the target score wins immediately — there is no final round.
Enter what you actually rolled and tap Bank. If a roll scores nothing, hold Bust — it is held rather than tapped because it costs the whole turn.
Playing without an account
Tap New game → Split screen. One phone sits between two players, the far half is rotated to face the other player, and the whole thing works with no network at all. No account is required.
Playing on two phones
Both players need an account. Tap New game → Host match, then Create invite, and let the other player scan the code or open the link. The game starts the moment they join.
Ratings
A game is ranked only when every seat is a real account, so a game against a local guest never affects anyone’s rating. Ratings start at 1,000 and stay provisional — moving further per game — until you have played fifteen ranked games.
Getting in touch
Bug reports and questions: devin.janus@gmail.com. Including the version shown at the bottom of the You screen helps.