Lucky Times Online Play Rules
Last updated: November 13, 2026
Lucky Times: Island Roll is a friendly board game, and playing it online should be friendly too. These rules apply whenever you use Play Online, in a Quick Match or in a private room. They are part of the Lucky Times Terms of Use.
1. Player Names
Your player name is the only thing about you that other players see. It must not:
- Be hateful, or insult people for who they are
- Harass, threaten or bully anyone
- Be sexual or obscene
- Pretend to be another real person, a company, or anyone from Picasso Rayne Studios
- Give away personal information, yours or anyone else's, such as a full name, address, phone number or email
- Advertise anything, or spell out a web address
We suggest a made-up name rather than your real one, especially for younger players.
2. Fair Play
The game server rolls every die so that every match is fair. Do not try to get round that. In particular, do not:
- Use a modified copy of the game, or any other program, to play for you or to send the server messages the game would not send
- Take advantage of a bug to gain cash or turns. If you find one, please tell us instead
- Open large numbers of connections or rooms, or do anything else meant to slow the server down or keep other people out
- Probe, scan or attack the game server or the website
- Join private rooms you were not invited to by guessing codes
3. Be a Good Sport
- Take your turn. If you wait too long the server will roll for you, but other people are waiting on you until it does.
- If you need to stop, leave the match rather than walking away from it. A computer player will take your seat.
- Give your room code only to the people you want to play with.
4. What Happens If the Rules Are Broken
We may change or refuse a player name, remove a player from a room, or limit or block a connection, without notice. We decide these things in our own judgment. Serious misuse, such as attacking the server, may also be reported to the appropriate authorities.
5. Telling Us About a Problem
If you meet a player breaking these rules, or find a bug that lets someone cheat, write to us at jermypearson@picassoraynestudios.com. Tell us the room code, the player name, and the date and time as best you can. The game server keeps no record of past matches, so the sooner you write, the more we can do.
If someone in a game makes you feel unsafe, leave the room. If you are in danger, contact your local emergency services.
6. For Parents and Guardians
Lucky Times has no text chat and no voice chat, so players cannot talk to each other through the game. The only things another player can see are a player name and what happens on each turn. A private room, joined with a code you share, keeps a match to people you know. How the game handles information is explained in the Lucky Times Privacy Policy.