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# Bunco Simulator
Every year my family plays a ≈30-person game of Bunco.
If you’ve never played, [the rules](http://worldbunco.com/rules.html) are complicated but in practice it basically involves rolling a 3d6 repeatedly, as fast as you can, for about half an hour. There is no strategy involved, only lots of dice rolling. This makes it a great candidate for automation. In addition, because the computer is doing everything, there are lots of additional stats you can keep track of and prizes you can award: streaks of point-scoring rolls, percentage of each team score contributed by each player, etc.
## Installation
This code targets Python 3.7+. It needs no additional dependencies.
To clone this repo you need to have Fossil installed.
$ fossil clone https://thenotepad.org/repos/bunco
## Usage
Only console output is supported.
Create a file `players.csv` in the same folder containing a single column, a list of player names.Make sure the number of players is divisible by 4 (since you need four players per table). The best way to make up the number is to add the names of your favourite celebrities (make sure you @ them on Twitter about it too).
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# Bunco Simulator
Every year my family plays a ≈30-person game of Bunco.
If you’ve never played, [the rules](http://worldbunco.com/rules.html) are complicated but in practice it basically involves rolling a 3d6 repeatedly, as fast as you can, for about half an hour. There is no strategy involved, only lots of dice rolling. This makes it a great candidate for automation. In addition, because the computer is doing everything, there are lots of additional stats you can keep track of and prizes you can award: streaks of point-scoring rolls, percentage of each team score contributed by each player, etc.
## Installation
This code targets Python 3.7+. It needs no additional dependencies.
You can download a copy of all the code by visiting <https://thenotepad.org/repos/bunco/zip>.
To clone this repo you need to have Fossil installed.
$ fossil clone https://thenotepad.org/repos/bunco
For more info on this subject, see [How to use Fossil with this repo](https://thenotepad.org/repos/bunco/wiki?name=How+to+use+Fossil+with+this+repo).
## Usage
Only console output is supported.
Create a file `players.csv` in the same folder containing a single column, a list of player names.Make sure the number of players is divisible by 4 (since you need four players per table). The best way to make up the number is to add the names of your favourite celebrities (make sure you @ them on Twitter about it too).
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