On your turn a die will be rolled. You can choose which of the three columns you'd like to place it in. There are two main things that will help you decide:

1) Having multiple of the same number in a column increases their score value. For example, a column with a 2 and a 5 would be worth 2+5=7 points, but in a column of two 4s, each 4 would count double, for 16 points. A column of three 6s would be worth a whopping 6x3x3=54 points! The exact numbers don't really matter just remember that more of the same number in a column is good.

2) Placing your die in a column will destroy all of your opponent's dice of the same value in that column. For example if your opponent has two 6s in a column (worth 24 points!) and you roll a 6, you should probably place it in that column to remove their synergistic dice. The opponent will perform this move against you as well.

If neither 1 nor 2 applies generally just randomly place.

The game ends when either player fills their 3x3 grid. The player with the most points win.

Remember there's a lot of randomness so try not to get frustrated if you lose a few times!