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MVP Competition

MVP 4 - Dice Royale

Individual Strategic / Luck-Based Risk Assessment, Bluffing & Decision-Making ~60 minutes

Purpose

Dice Royale is the MVP competition where luck is introduced in a controlled manner. The exercise tests how participants handle uncertainty, when they choose to push the limits, and when they choose to secure points.

The exercise is designed to create drama and conversation, but never decide the MVP on its own.

How It Works

Dice Royale is played according to classic Ladies & Edelman dice game rules with the Hønefoss Rule regarding showing and rolling.

1

The player whose turn it is bids a value and quantity of dice

2

The next player must either exceed in quantity at the same value, raise the value, or call bullshit

3

If a bullshit call is correct (the bid was a bluff), the bidder loses one die. If the bullshit call is wrong (the bid was true or exceeded), the caller loses one die. Play continues.

4

All players start with 4 dice

5

The player who loses a die must start the next bidding round

Special Rules

The Hønefoss Rule

The bidding player may choose to show a number of their dice, then re-roll the remaining dice in secret. The shown dice are not re-rolled.

Floor Rule

If a die is dropped on the floor, it is permanently lost.

Token Usage

Maximum token usage: 5 TOK

1

Blind Toss

Toss up your dice without showing them (re-roll in secret)

1 TOK
2

Extra Die

Start with one extra die (can only be used once)

2 TOK
3

Die Save

Prevent the loss of one die (can only be used once)

2 TOK

ALL IN

Before the start of the dice game, a participant may go ALL IN by declaring it to the Secretariat - either publicly or privately.

Conditions

  • No use of tokens allowed
  • Must finish in the top 2

Success (Top 2)

+2 MVP-P and +1 TOK

Failure

0 MVP-P (regardless of placement)

MVP Points

Based on final placement:

1st

5 MVP-P

2nd

4 MVP-P

3rd

3 MVP-P

4th-5th

2 MVP-P

Rest

1 MVP-P

"Dice Royale is the competition where courage and logic are revealed in the face of luck. The best participants aren't the luckiest - but those who know when to take a risk."