How Bank works
Roll the dice into a shared pot. The round begins with three safe rolls, giving the pot a chance to grow before the risk changes. After that opening, you can bank your points or keep pushing for more.
- The first three rolls are safe. A seven during those safe rolls adds 70 to the pot.
- Banking opens after roll three. This is when deciding whether to stay in becomes part of the round.
- Later doubles double the pot. A single roll can make staying in look much more tempting.
- A later seven wipes the round. Bank before that happens to protect your points.
The decision that matters
The opening and the later rolls have different stakes. Keep track of which part of the round you are in: a seven is helpful during the safe rolls and dangerous afterward. As the pot grows, the same decision becomes harder—take what you can bank now, or try for a bigger result.
Bank fits a group that enjoys a shared moment of suspense. Everyone can follow the pot without needing a board full of pieces or a hidden hand of cards.
Start a round
Choose Play Bank to open the game in your browser. The Game Night catalog lists support for 1–10+ players and TV casting, so you can choose it for a solo session or a larger game night.