Stake your claim board game

Stake your claim! Get the best patch of land in these gold-filled hills. Roll the dice to claim an area as your own. Steal claims from other players, or double your claim and make an area permanently yours. Keep rolling as long as you want, claiming more land on each roll. But watch out: if you make a bad roll, you lose everything you claimed this turn.

Build the biggest system of mines and win it all! Players will claim spaces on the board by rolling three dice. You may keep rolling and claiming more spaces, or you may stop at any time. When you stop, you replace all the white "Squatter" markers with markers of your own color.

If you keep rolling, you risk losing what you gained this turn. If you roll a combination of numbers that you cannot use, you bust and all the spaces that you claimed this turn are lost.

When the game ends, the player with the largest connected group of spaces wins. Hey You in the Jail! Email: Password: Remember Me for 30 days. Sign in with Google. Sign in with Facebook.

Forgot Password. Email: Reset Password. Card Game. Party Game. View All. Claim It! How to Play Players will claim spaces on the board by rolling three dice. Game Discussions Add Comment. Please enter at least one item. Please enter the link of the website. When one person has finished rolling and keeping their last die, everyone else who has any dice left to roll gets one final roll and must keep them all for free.

You may have one or more goals when deciding which dice to keep each round. The player with the most 9s, will get one gold nugget for each 9. The player with the most 10s will get all the cash in the bank. If you roll the most Jacks, you pick that number of cards from the General Store and keep just one of them. If you roll the most Queens, you pick that number of cards from another player and keep just one of them.

The player who rolls the most Kings, becomes sheriff. The sheriff settles all ties and is open to being bribed when a decision must be made. The person who rolls the best poker hand gets the bottom of three face up land claim cards that are worth victory points. If that poker hand contained two or more Aces, he gets more land claim cards up to three total.