Potz-Tauseng consists of a small score block and a die inside a matchbox. Each player gets a score sheet that can hold the player name, 9 digits and the final score. In turn order everyone rolls once and writes the number in one of the fields. After 9 rounds players add their entries as three-digit numbers. Your score is the difference of your sum to 1000. You can compensate minus points by having a full diagonal of the same number. —user summary

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