The first team to make a Yahtzee, or the team closest to a Yahtzee at the end of three rounds won the game. The team that eventually rolled the dice in round three received two rolls. The winners of round three chose to either roll their dice or pass the dice to their opponents. However, the winner of round two rolled all five dice (as opposed to using only the remaining dice as in the traditional game), attempting to build on any previous combination from the earlier round. Rounds two and three were played in similar fashion to round one, with each team responding to one question in each round. The team rolled the dice and chose dice in order to build a combination of five of the same number. However, each die featured one face reading 'Wild' in place of a number. Winning a round gave the team captain a chance to roll five dice, as in regular Yahtzee. Marshall read the question aloud to the team captains, and the first contestant to buzz-in and provide an answer that matched one of the celebrities' answers won control of the round. The celebrities read the question to themselves and then wrote down an answer. If the teams had the same number of matches, a tie-breaker involving only the team captains was played. The team with the most matches won the round. The other team played one of the remaining five questions. Each contestant, starting with the team captain, gave a verbal answer in an attempt to match the stars' answers. Marshall asked the chosen question to the panel, who then wrote down their responses. The team in control-starting with the challengers-chose one of six open-ended questions (e.g., 'Name something you put on rice.' or 'What's your biggest gripe when you go shopping?'). Two teams of three contestants played against each other along with a panel of five celebrities. Yahtzee was originally taped at Trump's Castle in Atlantic City, New Jersey, though later it moved to Showboat Hotel & Casino. Each week featured a different hostess serving as 'dice girl', including Kelly Grant, Denise DiRenzo, and Teresa Ganzel. Based on the dice game Yahtzee, the show was hosted by Peter Marshall, with Larry Hovis serving as both the show's announcer and a regular panelist. Yahtzee is an American game show that premiered on January 11, 1988. Showboat Hotel & Casino, Atlantic City (later episodes) Trump's Castle, Atlantic City (earlier episodes)

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