Wie steht Dein Stern? (1948)

Before the start of the game, the enclosed stars are distributed equally to all participants as a means of payment. The indivisible remainder shall be placed in the larger center space of the board (7-12). Now 2 dice are thrown in turn. According to the result of the throw one star must be placed on the corresponding space - or if a star is already in the space, it can be taken out as won. An exception, however, is the roll 7. In this case, a star must never be taken out, and so a larger cluster of stars forms in the center space, which can be collected by the lucky one who manages to roll a 12. The Space 1 is also to be considered (a 1 can never be thrown with 2 dice). If the dice fall inaccurately (tipper) or if a die rolls off the table, the dice may not be rolled again as usual, but a star is lost and must be placed on space 1. If someone now rolls the number of his birth month (for January 2 x 1 - for February also 2 x 1), he can empty space 1 if possible. The game is played for an agreed amount of time. The player who has won the most stars, is the winner.