Every player who has the called card on his or her pokeno board covers it with a chip. Having rolled, the caller draws cards, one at a time, from the top of the face down shuffled deck, and calls out the rank and suit of each card drawn.

The player scores 10 points (10 + 10 - 10) and passes the dice to the left, for the next player to roll. The caller scores 10 points and is going to draw 39 cards (30 + 9), the bonus hand is a pair, scoring 20 instead of 5.

1st roll is 12, repeat 1st roll 7 2nd roll is 9 3rd roll 1, 4th roll 4.

Draw 21 cards bonus hand is flush, which will score 75 instead of 25.

1st roll total is 4 2nd roll total is 11 3rd roll 5: 4th roll 3.

Roll 1 die to set the multiplier for the bonus hand score.

Roll 1 die to set the bonus hand for that round.

After a base is established, roll both dice again to determine what number to add to the base.

12 : the player wins 10 points on the scoresheet and rolls again.

11 : the player loses 10 points on the scoresheet, and the dice pass to the next player clockwise to roll and draw.

Roll 2 dice to establish a base for the number of cards to be drawn:.

Players take turns to be caller: the caller rolls the dice and then draws and calls cards. The Pokeno boards are distributed, one to each player The number of players can be up to 12, or more if you have more pokeeno boards (more than one set). Chips are used to cover the cards depicted on the boards as they are called. Pokeno sets normally come with 12 boards, each printed with a 5x5 array of playing-cards, in which each row or column representing a poker hand. pen and paper, to record the players' point scores.a standard 52-card deck of cards, two 6-sided dice.

Pokeno game cards