Greed is a fast‑paced betting game that revolves around a felt mat and a set of special dice. Each round starts with players rolling the dice to build up points; after each roll you decide whether to keep going or cash out. Pushing your luck can boost your score dramatically, but a bad roll will wipe out everything you earned that turn. This "push‑your‑luck" tension is at the core of the game, combined with a re‑rolling and locking mechanic that lets you lock in good results while trying to improve the rest.

The game comes with a dice cup or tray, the felt playing surface, and a scoring pad where everyone records their outcomes. There are no cards or elaborate pieces – just dice, paper, and a dash of bravery. Rounds last about 30 minutes and accommodate 2 to 6 players, making it ideal for casual get‑togethers or weekend game sessions.

With a low weight (around 1 on BGG’s 5‑point scale) and simple "roll or stop" rules, Greed is easy for newcomers yet still offers strategic depth for those who love probability calculations and reading opponents. The bluffing element lets you feign confidence or hesitation, influencing others’ choices. If you enjoy dice games, betting, and that heart‑racing moment of deciding when to quit, Greed delivers exactly that in a compact, easy‑to‑learn package.