Four dice decide your fate, and you just have to choose pairs to advance your markers on a stop sign-shaped board. The math is simple, but greed makes you stupid. You want to roll just one more time to secure a column, but then you bust and lose everything from that turn. It is pure push-your-luck with zero theme. The plastic cones feel cheap, but the tension is real when you are one step away from capping column seven. It ends abruptly when someone locks three columns.