Have you ever spend a night in a restaurant playing a dice game with your date? Can you imagine young couples around almost all tables in a restaurant playing a dice game? In the eighties in the restaurants in the southeastern Europe it was every night picture and waitress learned not to see anything strange in it. In that time it was the epidemic of the addictive, interesting dice game called Jamb, or similar to that. And it wasn't a gambling game. A pen, a paper for drawing the game board and five or six dices was a toy of thousands people. The game is still popular, although now it's rare to see playing couples on the public places. There are several variations of the game. We used the rules of the Jamb game as the base for our computer game. The main difference is that Yumbee game has a Small and a Large Straight, a Three of Kind row and a First Hand column and some other things unusual for the Yumb. We put in the game some of those features that we always think that the Yumb should have. That is the way how the Yumbee game was born. We also prepared many other very interesting features for the future versions of the Yumbee.

Why is the Yumbee game ideal for built-in advertising?

It is not too simple, but it's a game easy to learn. When is learned, the game became extremely addictive. A player for months and years try to score the best score ever or the score better then the score of other, usually, family members. Each player has his own game board, and although it's always competition for the best score, it's basically 'one player game'. Or 'one by one player game'. The Yumbee will be extremely popular (In the eighties in the Former Yugoslavia Jamb game was more popular than any other board game ever) and long term playing game.. It is specific one-to-one and 'game-player' relation during the game. All those and other characteristics of the game are warranties that the Yumbee will widely, effectively show and spread your built-in advertising messages.