Where it pays to roll Nil, Nothing, Zilch!

On A Roll Dice Poker is an exciting new poker game played with five dice that are numbered from one to six. Players compete against a pay table, not against the Dealer or other players.

A player must make at least one Dice Poker wager on any of the four combinations. It is a mandatory one roll wager that wins if the combination is rolled and it loses if it is not rolled.

A player may also make an optional side wager on the Zilch side bet. This optional wager can be placed anytime the "Off" button is in use. The player must place a Dice Poker wager in order to place a Zilch wager.

Players are wagering that the Shooter will roll Zilch or nothing. If achieved, players have a guaranteed payout and qualify for the 5 Sixes Bonus Round.

When Zilch is obtained and prior to the 5 Sixes Bonus Round commencing, a player may place one additional No Six bet, wagering that the Shooter will not roll a six during the 5 Sixes Bonus Round. After each roll where a six is not rolled, the player has the option of collecting their winning wager or letting it ride for a chance of increased payouts. If a six is rolled at any time during the 5 Sixes Bonus Round, the No Six wager loses.

The 5 Sixes Bonus Round is a completely separate bonus round where each player has the opportunity at an additional payout if the Shooter can roll 5 Sixes in up to 5 rolls. After each roll the Dealer removes each six that has been rolled. The Shooter continues rolling the remaining dice until 5 Sixes is achieved or for 5 rolls, whichever comes first.

The Shooter is the player with control of the dice. This player may continue to shake the dice provided they wagered on the exact winning Dice Poker combination or until Zilch is rolled and the 5 Sixes Bonus Round is completed. Until a player elects to become the Shooter, the Dealer shakes the dice.

On A Roll Dice Poker hands are determined by what appears on the uppermost sides of the dice. Rankings include all 5 dice and are, in order of highest to lowest rank:

Five of a Kind - A roll having the same number of spots showing on all five dice.

Four of a Kind - A roll having the same number of spots showing on four dice. The outcome of the 5th die when it does not improve the hand is inconsequential.

Straight - A roll having one die showing six spots, one die with five spots, one die with four spots, one die with three spots and one die with two spots OR one die with five spots, one die with four spots, one die with three spots, one die with two spots and one die with one spot. Both Straights are of equal value.

Full House - A roll having the same number of spots showing on three dice and the same but different number of spots showing on two dice.

Three of a Kind - A roll having the same number of spots showing on three dice. The outcome of the 4th & 5th dice when they do not improve the hand are inconsequential.

Two Pairs - A roll having the same number of spots showing on two dice and the same but different number of spots on two dice . The outcome of the 5th die when it does not improve the hand is inconsequential.

Pair Only - A roll having the same number of spots showing on two dice. The outcome of the 3rd, 4th & 5th dice when they do not improve the hand are inconsequential.

Zilch - A roll not having any of the above combinations.