Players roll colored dice that match the colors of Skip-Bo cards, attempting to match the lowest empty space on the board, which entitles them to points and more rolls. Players can either bank their points and pass the dice, or press on, with the risk of losing the points if the numbers rolled don't match up with the board. Skip-Bo faces are wild, and can help players fill in spaces, but you can't bank after using one. - BoardGameGeek