A dice and chance game for 2 or more players. The object of the game is to flip down as many or all of the numbers on the board. The player who manages to flip down all the numbers is the winner! If no numbers are flipped down, these numbers are added together and the player with the fewest points wins. The rules of Shut The Box are quite simple. The aim of the game is to score as few points as possible, or to flip down all the tiles in the game. A player may score a maximum of 45 penalty points. After that, the player must leave the game and the other participants continue playing. The player whose turn it is must set all the number tiles upright. Then they roll two dice. The result of the two dice follows. This result must be used to flip down tiles. There are different ways to flip down tiles. For example, if you roll an eight, you can use the following options: Flip down one tile of eight; Flip down a tile of six and a tile of two; Flip down a tile of three and five; Flip down a tile of one and seven. A turn lasts until the active player can no longer make any combinations. In that case, the turn passes to someone else. When all the high tiles are out of play, the player may continue rolling with one die, so that they can also clear the tiles of six or lower. The object of the game is to flip down all the tiles during the game. In this case, the player receives no penalty points. If the player whose turn it is can no longer make a combination, the turn is over. They must then add up all the remaining tiles. These are penalty points. If there are more than 45 penalty points, they are out of the game. The player with the fewest penalty points wins.