Question 1

Can I move a white cube from one column to another during my turn?

Accepted Answer

No — once you play a white cube in a column, it stays in that column until your turn ends; you cannot move or remove it during the turn (page 2).

Question 2

If I already have a colored cube in a column, where do I place a new white cube when I start advancing that column?

Accepted Answer

Place the white cube one space ahead of your colored cube; if you have no colored cube there, place the white cube in the bottom space of that column (page 1).

Question 3

Do I have to use both dice-pair sums if both allow legal moves, or can I choose to use only one?

Accepted Answer

You must play to as many columns as your roll allows; you cannot ignore dice that allow a legal move (page 2).

Question 4

What happens if I roll and cannot legally place or advance any white cubes (go bust)?

Accepted Answer

If you cannot legally place or advance any white cubes after a roll, you go bust: none of your progress from that turn is saved and play passes to the left (page 2).

Question 5

If I claim a column, what happens to other players’ cubes in that column and can anyone play there again?

Accepted Answer

When you claim a column by ending your turn on the top space, put your colored cube there and return all other players’ cubes in that column to their owners; no player may place white cubes in that column for the rest of the game (page 2).

Question 6

Can multiple players’ colored cubes occupy the same space on a column?

Accepted Answer

Yes — other players’ cubes can share a space with a white cube and several players’ colored cubes may occupy the same space (page 2).

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