The basic turn: roll, keep, re-roll
Each turn in Royal Dice starts with rolling all five dice. After the first roll, you tap the dice you want to keep and tap roll again to re-roll the others. You get two more re-rolls (three rolls total per turn), and after the third roll you have to score the result on one of the empty rows on your scorecard. The trick is recognising which combination is closest after each roll and committing to it instead of chasing a perfect Five of a Kind every time.
The scoring rows that matter most
The card has rows for each number (1s through 6s) plus the combination rows. The combination rows are where the bigger Coin payouts live: Full House (three of one number plus two of another), Small Straight (four dice in a row), High Straight (five dice in a row), and Five of a Kind (all five dice matching). Five of a Kind is the biggest payout but the rarest hit. Full House and Small Straight come up often enough that they're the safer scoring targets when the dice don't cooperate.
Pick the right mode for your session
Normal mode is the classic five-dice game against up to three opponents. It's the right starting point while you're learning the scorecard because rounds are short and the rules are unchanged from regular Yahtzee. Triple mode uses a bigger scorecard with more rows, which makes rounds longer but rewards planning over luck. Real Time is fast head-to-head quick rounds you can drop in and out of in two minutes. PartyMode puts dozens of players in the same room competing for the biggest Coin pots and is the mode to try once you know the scorecard cold.
Smart re-roll patterns
When you roll three of a kind on the first roll, the math says re-roll the other two dice twice and chase Five of a Kind, because the upside is so big compared to settling for Three of a Kind. When you roll four matching dice, always re-roll the odd one to chase Five of a Kind. When you roll a partial straight (three in a row), it's usually worth re-rolling the off dice to fill the gap. The mistake beginners make is locking in everything that pairs after the first roll, which guarantees a low score row.
How free Coins keep the game playable
You spend Coins to enter each round, so running out of Coins means you can't play. The daily login bonus, free Coin links on the official Facebook page, friend gifts, and jackpot wins from previous rounds are what keep your Coin balance topped up so you can keep playing without spending real money. Morning Rewards collects every official link in one feed sorted newest first, so you can grab a fresh Coin gift in a few seconds before you sit down to play a longer session.
