Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Learn how to play Pass the Pigs, the classic dice game that turns luck into strategy. In this video, I walk you through the full rules of Pass the Pigs, including scoring, gameplay, and how to avoid losing everything on a bad roll. 
Pass the Pigs is a fast, fun party game for 2 to 4 players (or more if you want chaos), where your goal is to reach 100 points by rolling pig-shaped dice into scoring positions. Every turn gives you a choice. Lock in your points or risk it all for a higher score. Push too far and you might pig out and lose everything from that round.
This tutorial covers everything you need to start playing immediately. You’ll learn how scoring works with positions like Razorback, Trotter, Snouter, and Leaning Jowler, along with rare outcomes like Piggyback and the devastating Oinker that can wipe your entire score. If you’ve never played before, this is the fastest way to understand the game without confusion.
If you like games like Bunco, Farkle, or other push-your-luck dice games, Pass the Pigs fits right in. It’s simple to learn, quick to play, and has just enough risk to keep every turn interesting. Whether you’re playing casually or trying to outscore your friends, knowing when to stop rolling is the whole game.
This video is part of Play-in Games, where we break down game rules clearly so you can start playing right away. No fluff, no missing steps, just the rules and how the game actually works.
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0:00 Intro
0:11 Silly Pigs
0:38 Set Up
0:50 Object
1:10 Gameplay
2:20 Points Positions
3:08 Oinker & Piggy Back
3:30 Pigs Are Everywhere
Learn how to play Pass the Pigs, the classic dice game that turns luck into strategy. In this video, I walk you through the full rules of Pass the Pigs, including scoring, gameplay, and how to avoid losing everything on a bad roll. 
Pass the Pigs is a fast, fun party game for 2 to 4 players (or more if you want chaos), where your goal is to reach 100 points by rolling pig-shaped dice into scoring positions. Every turn gives you a choice. Lock in your points or risk it all for a higher score. Push too far and you might pig out and lose everything from that round.
This tutorial covers everything you need to start playing immediately. You’ll learn how scoring works with positions like Razorback, Trotter, Snouter, and Leaning Jowler, along with rare outcomes like Piggyback and the devastating Oinker that can wipe your entire score. If you’ve never played before, this is the fastest way to understand the game without confusion.
If you like games like Bunco, Farkle, or other push-your-luck dice games, Pass the Pigs fits right in. It’s simple to learn, quick to play, and has just enough risk to keep every turn interesting. Whether you’re playing casually or trying to outscore your friends, knowing when to stop rolling is the whole game.
This video is part of Play-in Games, where we break down game rules clearly so you can start playing right away. No fluff, no missing steps, just the rules and how the game actually works.
TikTok: tiktok.com/@play_in.games?_t=8lg0eVCK0OQ&_r=1
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Inquiries: playin.games.contact@gmail.com
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By Christopher Cannucciari
play-in-games.org
All Rights: Dynamic Range LLC
0:00 Intro
0:11 Silly Pigs
0:38 Set Up
0:50 Object
1:10 Gameplay
2:20 Points Positions
3:08 Oinker & Piggy Back
3:30 Pigs Are Everywhere





![XVII - Unboxing the Roman (Romane) Italian Regional Card Deck. 17 of 16 Italian Decks.
What?! Theres a 17th Italian regional deck? Not really, but kind of... Have a look for yourself and let me know what you think.
Latin Translations from @Phrom Onex (Thx!)
COINS/MOUTHS OF TRUTH: Ace — Nec quicquam acrius quam pecuniae damnum stimulat. : Nothing stings more deeply than pecuniary loss. VIII — Dos est uxoria lites. : Quarrels are a wifes dowry. IX — Gratia atque honos opportuniora interdum non cupientibus. : Gratitude and honour sometimes fall more opportunely on those who do not covet them. X — Alea iacta est. : The die is cast (there is no way back)!
CUDGELS: Ace — Curis tabescimus omnes. : We are all consumed by cares/chores. VIII — Ab alio expectes alteri quod feceris. : You should expect from others what you do to them. IX — Oderint dum metuant. : Let them hate as long as they fear. X — Nam tua res agitur paries cum proximus ardet. : You see, it is your business (as well) when your (proximal) neighbours walls (i.e. house) are on fire.
CUPS/GOBLETS: Ace — A verbis legis non est recedendum. : One must not recede from the words of the law (= from the words of the law, there is no departure). VIII — Pietas iustitia salus augusta. : Piety, justice, august salubrity [imperial virtues, translated somewhat etymologically; salus is somewhere between prosperity and welfare]. IX — Bellum nec timendum nec provocandum. : We should neither be timid of belligerence nor provoke it (= war ought neither to be dreaded nor provoked). X — In hoc signo vinces. : In this sign (i.e. the sign of the cross), you will be victorious!
GLADII/SWORDS: Ace — Senatus populusque romanorum. : The Senate and the Populace (i.e. people) of Rome. VIII — Haec ornamenta mea. : These are my ornaments! [Cornelia dressed very modestly; and when asked why, she pointed to her children saying THESE are my jewels/adornments/ornaments] IX — Cave (ne) quicquam incipias quod paeniteat/poeniteat postea. : A caveat — you should not begin that of which you may feel posterior penitence (= take care not to begin anything of which you may repent later). X — Res gestae divi augusti. : The Deeds of the Divine Augustus [a monumental inscription in what is Turkey today].
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