How it plays

• Tiles 1 to 9 are your opponent's guard. Each roll, punch out any standing tiles that add up to it. A 9 can be a haymaker (9), a one-two (5+4) or a flurry (2+3+4).
• Once 6 or less is standing, only the left die counts.
• Punch out every tile and it's a K.O.!
• A roll that fits nothing knocks you down. The next roll is your ten count: if it fits, you're up (+5 on the judges' cards). If not, you're out. Three knockdowns and the ref stops it.
• No KO? It goes to the judges: what's still standing, plus 5 per knockdown. Lower is better.
• Every opponent has a trick (an iron chin, a southpaw stance, a clinch…), and your corner gives you tricks of your own.

Fight Night

• The bell rings one shared roll for everyone. Same dice, different guards, different opponents, different corners.
• First to land a KO wins. Two on the same roll? Fewer tiles in the finishing punch wins; still tied, they share it.
• Nobody KOs? When everyone's out, the lowest score on the cards wins.
• Every three rolls the bell sends everyone to the stool to pick a new trick. Whoever's furthest behind gets an extra choice.