JavaScript is needed to deal the cards and run this local game. No network connection is required.
Out of the race. Still in the game.
First scratch: holders pay per card. Repeat result: the roller pays.
Same players. Fresh cards.Scores reset to the starting balance.
Open hands · shared screen
♠ ♥ ♣ ♦ Match the winning horse to collect. Crossed-out cards belong to scratched horses. J = 11 · Q = 12.
Names, cards and scores are saved with this race.
Provisional digital house rulesTrack layout follows the linked product photo. Gameplay uses conventional horse-race rules with explicit digital house settings; the included rule sheet was not available. This is an independent prototype with original artwork, not an official edition.
Each player starts with 100 virtual chips and antes 1. All 44 cards are dealt: ranks 2–10, J (horse 11), and Q (horse 12), in four suits. No aces, kings, or jokers. Hands stay visible to everyone.
Roll both dice. Each new total scratches that horse; the holders of its cards pay the next scratch-line cost for every matching card. Repeating a scratched total charges only the roller its existing cost, without adding another scratch. The race starts when every scratch line is filled.
A live horse advances one hole when the dice total matches its number. A scratched total charges the roller its scratch cost instead. Pass the dice to the next player after each roll.
The first live horse to reach its finish wins. Each of its four cards earns exactly one quarter of the pot; holding multiple winning cards earns multiple shares. The pot is then emptied into the players’ balances.
Balances may become negative: this is a virtual score ledger, never a debt or a payment obligation. Chips have no cash value. A next race resets everyone to the configured starting balance, takes a new ante, and deals fresh cards.
Autosave is local to this browser and device, when browser storage is allowed. “New table” clears the saved game after confirmation. There is no account, online wagering, or real money.
Original instrumental music, tumbling dice, hoofbeats and a winner’s fanfare. All generated right here—no downloads.
Music is optional. Sound starts after your first click or tap.
This ends the current race and clears its saved cards, pot, and scores. Your player names will remain in the setup form.