Rule Variations
Common rule variations include:
- Two dice: two dice are rolled instead of one.
- Double 1s are bad: all points are lost. (See "Two Dice Pig" below)
- All doubles are good: twice the amount added to the turn total, except double 1s add 25 points. (See "Big Pig" below)
- Any number of dice ("Hog" variation): the player rolls only once per turn with an arbitrary number of dice.
- 6 is bad: a roll of 6 is treated as a roll of 1.
A more comprehensive list of Pig rule variations is also available. Below are a few variations in detail.
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