Four marbles. One winner. Ready to race?
The classic marbles-and-dice race game — the one you might know as Wahoo.
New here? The tutorial takes about two minutes.
New Game
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House rules
Everything off is the standard game.
Play Online
Play with friends on their own screens, wherever they are. Create a room, share the four-letter code, and race — computers can fill any chair nobody takes.
How to play
- Roll a 1, 5 or 6 to move a marble from your start pen onto your colored start hole. Rolling a 6 always earns you another roll.
- Move one marble clockwise by the exact number rolled. You may hop over an opponent's marbles, but never over — or onto — your own.
- Landing exactly on an opponent's marble sends it back to their start pen — and earns you another roll.
- A marble sitting on its own start hole is safe (the dashed ring marks it): opponents can hop over it, but never bump it.
- Small dashed lines mark shortcut holes. Sitting on one and rolling a 1 or 6 lets you dive into the center hole instead of moving forward — a spinning ring round your marble means the dive is available.
- From the center hole, rolling a 1 or 6 lets you shoot out onto any shortcut hole on the board for a Center Shot — your pick of exit, bumping whatever's there. If another marble dives into the center while you're in it, you're sent home.
- Roll nothing you can use? You get two more rolls before the turn passes.
- Enter your home column by exact count, and you can't jump your own marbles inside it. Get every marble home to win!
- Watch the board for glowing markers: red means a marble is in danger of being bumped, teal means it can bump someone, gold means it's one roll from home.
- House rules in setup can change the entry roll, safe start holes, and the extra rolls for bumps and sixes. A game remembers the rules it started with.
- Play online: create a room, share the four-letter code, and everyone plays from their own screen. Two to four players, and a computer can fill any chair nobody takes. Close the tab by accident and you get your seat back — the computer covers your turns until you're home.
- Close the tab mid-game and it's saved automatically — pick it up from the "Game in progress" card next time.
- New to the game? The Tutorial walks you through every rule on a live board in about two minutes.
Play Online
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You'll get a four-letter code to share. Two to four players, and a computer can fill any chair nobody takes.
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House rules
Everything off is the standard game. The host picks, and the whole table plays by them.