Learn to play this fun, easy dice game with a group of ladies. Start your own bunco group with this tutorial.
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I will take you step by step on the rules of bunko as well as how to set up your own bunco group.
Bunco is an easy dice game to play. Once a month we get a group of ladies together for a ladies night out to play. Everyone brings a dish to share and the hostess provides the drinks.
The game gives us an excuse to get together, socialize and have fun. It’s a blast! I hope you will give it a try! Try this for your next ladies night out!
These are links to different parts of the video:
Equipment Needed
How Many Players Needed
Setting Up The Tables
How To Rotate
How To Keep Score
Examples Of Play
How To Handle Ties
Ghosts
Prize Money
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I guess I should explain. During this stay at home time like many I have been cleaning out everything. I found a bunco pad and dice. Your video was fantastic although confusing at first but I am better once I start playing the game at remembering rules. I want my husband and I to play it but not sure how to play it. I guess it would just be rolling the dice and hope you get bunco. After watching your video maybe it would be a little boring with just us two. Any ideas?
How would you play with just two people
Where can I find the chapter links you mentioned?
this was a really great explanation! thank you. played my first game last night but would really love to make this a monthly event!
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Thank you ! Great tutorial
Great introduction, I had no idea how to play,🎃🤗🖒.
Excellent, I see this video was posted awhile ago but, at 67, I will be going to my first Bunco party. Love your separate links to provide extra help!
Thank you for this video Robin! A few quick questions: 1. Does play for a round stop if anyone at any table gets a score of 21 (either cumulative or by rolling a Bunco) or if this happens just the head table? 2. How is the seating at the Head table determined? 3. If someone Bunco's, do all players in that round (at every table) finishing their turn at rolling?
trying to organize a group at a senior center for a fun afternoon. thanks for your help.
Love this game, been playing most of my life. Now we play at Christmas time and get the entire family involved
THANKS FOR EXPLAINING
You're very articulate. Thank you for sharing!
Nice video I’m hosting and playing for the first time in a few weeks
I have a Bunco game without instructions and it says from 2-12 people, how to I play with 4 people?
You were crystal-clear thank you so much
Thank you!
I had to watch another video because your video was confusing. I was reading people's questions in your comments when I finally decided to watch another video which ended up being much more concise, clear and easier to understand. You should think about redoing your video unless it's just an ad for your cooking business.
What a ridiculously stupid video. I want to know how to play before a party this weekend and this was the first video link on Google. I couldn't even get past the first two minutes because I'm tired of the poster commenting on it being a women's game.
if there is a tie in bunco and they decide to roll off, will the person who lost still be up for highest score? or does that eliminate them from just most buncos and then will it go down the line for the next person?
Also thanks for your help
how long is each round
Good video, but if the head table #1, doesn't move, how can table 2 go to table 1.?
Great explanation! Please add me to your newsletter (christineinnewtown@gmail.com). Thanks!
how can I get these rules printed ?
sounds complicated.. just like a woman. lol
You said only 1 person on a team keeps score. But what happens when they change tables and have a different partner?Doesn't each person have to keep his own score sheet no matter what partner he has???
it sounds like it is hard
So if you are rolling for 1's and you get a 1 then you get 1 point but if you roll 2-1's you get 2 points? at the end of each game you and your partner have the same score?
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If the first player at the head table immediately rolls a bunco, (other players at head table have not had a chance to roll ) do those other players at the head table get to roll ?
So each person on a team gets the same score for that round? (50 in your example)
This is a great tutorial for Bunco! Thank you for taking the time to put a video together and share with us. I am starting a neighborhood Bunco group and will use your YouTube video for our first meeting.
By the way…do you have a system for determining who sits at which table at the beginning? And who partners up at the beginning?
I'm so excited I found this! I am starting a neighborhood bunco group and we are all clueless. Lol. Thanks for the info!
Playing tonight for the first time! Great tutorial, thank you 🙂
A nice tutorial. We are developing a Bunco game for mobile devices, you can check us out at https://www.facebook.com/buncomaniagame/
needed a refresher, this was perfect! thank you!
She is very comprehensive and easy to follow. What a great video. Thank you!
Thanks for posting this as I have been invited to join a group of ladies playing Bunko and I know nothing about it……this video is wonderfully done..thank you so much!!!
I haven't played in years and am starting back next week. Hope this helps.
We only use 2 dice. 100,120 150 NO DOUBLE 3'S 🙁
Going to my first BUNKO game tomorrow night! Meep. I've never played. Thought this might help me.
thanks going to my 1st bunco tonite thisw helped
I've never played in my life and know nothing about it and I was just invited to a game Friday night! Yikes!
I want to thank you for this video! I am an Activities Director for a Retirement facility. And we play Bunco once a week for only $6. There is no buy in for them, this is 'house-money'. Our way of playing is a little different because they can't move table to table, so everyone plays for themselves. We award $3 for most buncos, $2 for most highs and $1 for most lows. The gang that plays is a mix of men and women. But we do have a few disagreements that come up and maybe you can shed some light on them for me. 1) Say someone get s Bunco early and a table has not been able to do a full round yet. I know they roll once to complete the round, but lets say all 4 roll and no get a point. Would you score them all for tie for low for that round, with no highs awards for the table? 2) If player A has 19 points and player B has 0 and then rolls a bunco, is player B awarded both Bunco & the High? Or should player A be awarded High to avoid a potential tie at the end? and last 3) At the end of the game while adding up scores, let's say player C has the most Bunco AND the most Highs. Should player C be awarded both priizes or should they take the Bunco prize, being the most money and the next person with a high score get the high win. Sorry for the long questions but some of my seniors are constantly at each other over these simple things. And if I get an opinion on them since there are mixed rules out there then I can give them a final answer.
Appreciate the time and effort,
Rob