Las Vegas^*

Las Vegas is Ravensburger's 2026 refresh of Rüdiger Dorn's classic dice game: a quick family game for ages 8 and up in which you spread your dice across six casinos to grab the biggest cash prizes. Compared with the original, the new edition plays tighter – fewer rounds, powerful Big Dice and larger casino rewards – and adds a sixth player.

What's it about?

Six casinos, each tied to a die face from 1 to 6, offer banknotes every round. Whoever has the most dice in a casino at the end of the round takes the top prize. After the last round, the richest player wins.

How it plays

1. Roll all the dice you still have.
2. Pick exactly one number you rolled and place every die showing it on the matching casino.
3. The next player rolls, and so on until everyone has placed all their dice.
4. Score each casino in turn: ties cancel out, and the remaining players with the most and second-most dice collect the money.

What makes it special?

The tie rule is the heart of the game. Matching someone's dice count knocks you both out – and often hands the big prize to a third player. That turns a luck-driven dice game into a sly game of blocking and baiting. The refresh adds Big Dice that carry more weight and a One-Armed Bandit variant.

Who is it for?

Families and mixed groups who want a short, lively dice game with a bit of tactics; a game takes about 40 minutes. Fans of the original get a streamlined, more compact version.