| This is the third installment in a world
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| | initial first inning roll. Each
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| of incredibly fun sports games played
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| | consecutive inning thereafter that the
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| with dice. In the first installment I
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| | player continues to perform a first odd
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| taught you how to play the college
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| | roll continues the no-hitter up until the
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| version of Dice Football. Then in the
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| | player finally rolls an even number. If
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| second you learned the Pro Football dice
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| | they fail to roll at least one even
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| game. Now it is Dice Baseball, which is
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| | number in nine innings that means you
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| the first dice game that I ever invented.
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| | pitched a no-hitter. Time to call
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| Just as in my football games you will
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| | Cooperstown!
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| need two dice, notebook paper and a pen
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| | So where are the homeruns? I bet you are
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| or pencil to play dice baseball.
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| | glad that I asked. Any time a player
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| You will recall that in the college
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| | rolls a double-dice roll, he has hit a
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| football game you got your box score set
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| | Homerun! That is all that it takes;
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| up so that you can begin the game and
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| | doubles aka, two of a kind. Better yet,
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| just take turns for four quarters. In the
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| | if there are any men on base then they
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| baseball game you will have to make a box
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| | score with the homerun. Yes, with the
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| score sheet that has nine boxes split in
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| | bases loaded a homerun is a grand slam.
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| half. These two halves represent the home
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| | This is an example of how the baseball
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| team and the visitors. Remember that in
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| | game can be played. Let us say the
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| baseball the home team always bats last
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| | visitors roll a 2+3 on his initial first
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| and should be on the bottom of the two
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| | inning roll. The visitors inning is
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| box halves.
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| | considered over and with no hits. The
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| As in real baseball each team rolls for
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| | home team rolls a 4+6 (10) on the first
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| nine innings. The exception of course is
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| | roll. That represents a base hit or one
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| the home team. If the home team is
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| | man on base. The home player then rolls a
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| winning after the visitor has finished
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| | 3+5 (8) thus getting a second man on
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| his half of the ninth, then there is no
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| | base. Then he rolls a 1+4 (5). The inning
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| need for the home boys to roll the ninth.
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| | is over. End result of the first inning
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| Just like in real baseball the game is
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| | is 0 to 0.
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| over and the dice can hit the showers.
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| | The visitor starts his second inning with
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| Batting is pretty simple. Each team gets
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| | a pair of threes (3+3). Boom, he hit a
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| to start their half of an inning by
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| | homerun. He then rolls a 2+5 (7), which
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| rolling the dice once. If the two die
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| | means the inning is over. The visitor has
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| total an even number then they can roll
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| | scored a run in their half of the second
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| again. That is because even dice totals
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| | and leads the game, 1 to 0. The home team
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| equal one single. An even dice total will
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| | starts with a 2+4 (6) single. Then on the
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| be one of the following combinations;
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| | next roll the home player rolls a pair of
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| 1+3=4, 1+5=6, 2+4=6, 2+6=8, 3+5=8,
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| | fours (4+4). The home player has hit a
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| 4+6=10. If the next roll yields an even
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| | two run homerun since there was a man
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| number then there has been another hit.
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| | already on base. The next roll is a 3+4
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| Now in baseball terms this means that
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| | (7) out and that ends the second inning
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| there are, two men on base. The rolling
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| | with the home team ahead, 2-1.
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| player now gets a third roll. As you can
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| | Now for the rest of the game neither team
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| see where this is going, another even
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| | scores again until the ninth inning when
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| number means that the bases are loaded. A
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| | the visitor strings together six
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| fourth consecutive even dice result will
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| | consecutive even numbers before rolling
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| bring home the first run and each
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| | the inevitable odd number. That means the
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| consecutive roll will continue to bring
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| | visitor scored three runs and now leads
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| home runners until the roller finally
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| | the game, 4-2. Then the home team follows
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| rolls an odd dice total.
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| | with three consecutive rolls of doubles
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| Any odd dice total represents the end of
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| | (homeruns); which means they won the
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| an inning. Thus, if a player rolls an odd
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| | game, 5-4. What a comeback!
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| number on his first roll, then that
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| | If the score ends in a tie after nine
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| inning is over. The odd dice totals are
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| | innings then just keep playing one inning
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| as follows; 1+2=3, 1+4=5, 1+6=7, 2+3=5,
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| | at a time until someone finally wins.
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| 2+5=7, 3+4=7, 3+6=9, 4+5=9, 5+6=11. A
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| | That is what baseball calls,
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| really cool thing to do during this game
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| | extra-innings. In the next article I will
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| is to see if you can get a no-hit game.
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| | attempt to teach you about the college
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| You can do this by simply putting a dot
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| | basketball dice games. Till then, keep on
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| in the innings that a player rolls an odd
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| | rolling.
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| number. You can start this on their
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