Dude-L-Bug (1945)

Dude-L-Bug uses a spinner with images of various dominoes on the outer edge. Players have a score card with 4 boxes, each with 9 spots to record your spin. Players spin the arrow and if it stops on a spot with a domino, the players write those two numbers in one of the blocks on the score sheet (i.e. domino with 4 and 2 pips could be recorded as either 4/2 or 2/4, with the first number written above the line in a box spot and the second number written below the line. Other space on spinner board include Gain 10, Lose 5, Lose Turn, Choose Any Number, and the Dude-L-Bug (with gives an automatic 40 points) Play continues to next players until one of the player's score boxes is filled up. Then the box is scored as follows: Sum of row or column adds up to multiple of 5 Horizontal "run" 10 points Vertical "run" 30 points Horizontal "straights" 10 points Vertical "straights" 25 points In cases where straights or runs add up to a multiple of 5 there are additional points given. Play continues until all 4 boxes have been scored. Highest total wins.