CRAG : Dice Game

Crag is one of the great old-fashioned dice games category games.
Category games are simple dice games that give you exciting entertainment and great excitement.
Crag is a dice game with a strong luck factor that can be played in a short time among category games.
Fully spin your brain, think about your potential, and get points to beat your opponents!
The player rolls the dice on his turn and arranges the roles of the specified combination.
At the end of the 13th round, the player with the highest score wins.
Flow
At the beginning of his turn, the player presses the ROLL button and rolls three dice.
After that, press the dice that do not roll again to lock.
Press the ROLL button again to reroll the unlocked dice.
You can roll the dice up to a total of two times, the first time and the second time.
Roll the dice twice or if you get a good hand in the middle, select a hand from the hand table and press the white square to record the score.
The score of the hand once recorded cannot be erased, so be careful when choosing the hand.
Also, you cannot pass without recording the score.
Even if you don't have all the hands, you have to choose one and record with 0 points.
When the score is recorded, it will be the next player's turn.
After 13 rounds, the game ends when all the squares on the table are filled.
Finally, the player with the highest score wins.
Hand list
Crag
A combination in which two dice are equal and the total of three dice is 13.
The score is 50 points.
13
A combination of 3 dice totaling 13.
The score is 26 points.
Three of a Kind
A combination of triplets with all three dice equal.
The score is 25 points.
High straight
A combination of 4, 5, and 6 dice surfaces.
The score is 20 points.
Low straight
A combination of 1, 2, and 3 dice surfaces.
The score is 20 points.
Even straight
A combination of 2, 4, and 6 dice surfaces.
The score is 20 points.
Odd straight
A combination of 1, 3, and 5 dice surfaces.
The score is 20 points.
Num.1 ~ 6
Any combination. The total value of the dice corresponding to the surface of the dice will be the score.
As an example, if the combination of dice is 1, 5, and 5, Num.1 will give you 1 point, and Num.5 will give you 10 points.