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A new dice game called 3 Dice Football was introduced this week at O'Sheas.
The primary objective of the game is to score a touchdown. Three dice are rolled every down (2 green dice, 1 red die). The game begins on the 20 yard line and the player has 3 downs to earn a first down or score a touchdown. A first down is earned by reaching the 10 yard line. If a first down is earned, the player has 3 new downs to score a touchdown.
There are 4 possible outcomes of rolling the dice:
1. Yards gained: Equals the total of the green dice minus the red die.
2. Penalty: When the total of the green dice is less than the red die (except for in the case of a turnover), the result is a 1 yard loss.
3. Trips TD: When all three dice show the same number, the result is an instant touchdown.
4. Turnover: When a red 6 is rolled with either a green 1-1 or green 1-2, you instantly lose.
If a first down or touchdown is not achieved in the appropriate number of downs, the game ends.
If a touchdown is scored, the three dice are rolled once more for an extra point. And just like craps, the same shooter rolls again. If not, the dice pass clockwise to the next player.
The interesting thing here is that I created a spreadsheet to see just how horrific the odds are in this game. While doing so, I seem to have found a pretty significant +EV opportunity. I'm hoping that someone can double check my work on this. Reno?
Full game bets
Touchdown 1:1
Defense 4:5 (no touchdown scored)
Extra Point
1 "1" 1:1
2 "1's" 10:1
3 "1's" 50:1
Any triple 10:1
Single Play Bets
Trips TD 33:1
Penalty 11:1
Turnover 66:1
Cover 3 (Trips TD, Penalty, or Turnover) 7:1
No Gain (0 yards) 5:1
Big Play (7 or more yards) 4:1
Over 4 yards 1:1 (with a Trips TD bonus of 7:1)
Under 4 yards 1:1
The primary objective of the game is to score a touchdown. Three dice are rolled every down (2 green dice, 1 red die). The game begins on the 20 yard line and the player has 3 downs to earn a first down or score a touchdown. A first down is earned by reaching the 10 yard line. If a first down is earned, the player has 3 new downs to score a touchdown.
There are 4 possible outcomes of rolling the dice:
1. Yards gained: Equals the total of the green dice minus the red die.
2. Penalty: When the total of the green dice is less than the red die (except for in the case of a turnover), the result is a 1 yard loss.
3. Trips TD: When all three dice show the same number, the result is an instant touchdown.
4. Turnover: When a red 6 is rolled with either a green 1-1 or green 1-2, you instantly lose.
If a first down or touchdown is not achieved in the appropriate number of downs, the game ends.
If a touchdown is scored, the three dice are rolled once more for an extra point. And just like craps, the same shooter rolls again. If not, the dice pass clockwise to the next player.
The interesting thing here is that I created a spreadsheet to see just how horrific the odds are in this game. While doing so, I seem to have found a pretty significant +EV opportunity. I'm hoping that someone can double check my work on this. Reno?
Full game bets
Touchdown 1:1
Defense 4:5 (no touchdown scored)
Extra Point
1 "1" 1:1
2 "1's" 10:1
3 "1's" 50:1
Any triple 10:1
Single Play Bets
Trips TD 33:1
Penalty 11:1
Turnover 66:1
Cover 3 (Trips TD, Penalty, or Turnover) 7:1
No Gain (0 yards) 5:1
Big Play (7 or more yards) 4:1
Over 4 yards 1:1 (with a Trips TD bonus of 7:1)
Under 4 yards 1:1