Monte Carlo Hazard Gambling Board Game - Chad Valley

Step into an era of timeless fun with the RARE vintage Monte Carlo Hazard board game by Chad Valley from the 1940s—a true collector’s treasure. This game is perfect for board game enthusiasts and vintage lovers alike, offering countless hours of engaging gameplay and nostalgic appeal. Elevate your next game night with a touch of history and charm, or surprise a collector with this unique and memorable find.

Hazard is an ancient English dice game, a precursor to the modern game of craps, which enjoyed immense popularity in medieval and early modern England.

• Players and Equipment: It's a game designed for any number of players, requiring just three dice and a cup. One player takes on the role of the Banker.

• Betting: Players can confidently stake money on a variety of outcomes from the roll of the dice, including:

  • Specific triples (e.g., three 6s), boasting impressive odds of 180 to 1.

  • Any triple, with generous odds of 30 to 1.

  • Specific totals of the three dice (from 4 to 17), with varying odds clearly displayed on the board.

• Even Chances: Players can also bet on outcomes with even odds, such as:

  • "MANQUE": total from 4 to 10 inclusive.

  • "PASSE": total from 11 to 17 inclusive.

  • "PAIR": an even total.

  • "IMPAIR": an odd total.

• Individual Number Appearance: Players can confidently stake that a selected number (from 1 to 6) will appear on at least one of the three dice.

This game, produced by Chad Valley, holds the Royal Warrant, dating it between 1938 to 1952. It is believed to originate from the late 30s to 40s judging by its components. The three dice are made from butterscotch celluloid, making this a truly luxurious game for its time. 

Condition - Used

Contents are complete and in very good condition for age. The box has minor wear and one split corner, see photographs.