The dice board game is played on a game board having two opposite peripheral sides defining rows of base positions. Each base position is an opponent's goal position. Each player designates the order and point value of his base positions before the start, with base position order and values and a "Game Over" designator being concealed from one another until the game is started. Each player controls a corresponding number of position markers, with dice determining which markers are advanced on each play. Either or both players may advance on any toss of the die, depending upon the outcome. Points are accrued as markers reach certain positions on the board. The winner acquires an agreed number of points by advancing markers across the board and taking points concealed beneath the opponent's base position markers along the opposite side of the board, or discovers the opponent's concealed "Game Over" designator.