Risks
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The document describes various business scenarios where the player must throw dice to determine success or failure through financial gains or losses. These scenarios include venturing overseas or into another industry, taking over a small company, supplier changes, regulatory changes, default risks, new legislation, political instability, inventory issues, economic issues, expanding operations, riots, natural disasters, changes in government or management, and economic recessions. The outcomes depend on odds or evens from single or paired dice rolls, resulting in keeping investments, multiplied returns, or losing everything.
Risks
- 1. Pay $5 million to venture overseas Player then throws a die to determine success or failure. If odd number, player lose everything. If even number, player gets 1.5 times return. Pay $200,000 to takeover small company Player is to throw 2 dice. If number totals up to 6 and above, player gain $500,000. Player will lose everything if the total number is below 6. Pay $1 million to venture into another industry Player then throws a die to determine success or failure. If odd number, player lose everything. If even number, player gets 1.5 times return.
- 2. Change of supplier Player is to throw 2 dice. If number totals up to 6 and above, player gain $500,000. Player will lose everything if the total number is below 6. Change of trade regulations Player is to throw 2 dice. If number totals up to 6 and above, player gain $1 million. Player will lose everything if the total number is below 6. Default risk from major customers Player is to throw 2 dice. If number totals up to 6 and above, player gain $500,000. Player will lose everything if the total number is below 6.
- 3. Introduction of new legislation Player is to throw a dice. If odd number, nothing will happen. If even number, player will lose $200,000. Political instability of neighboring country Player is to throw a dice. If odd number, nothing will happen. If even number, player will lose $200,000. Low inventory turnover Player is to throw 2 dice. If number totals up to 6 and above, player gain $250,000. Player will lose everything if the total number is below 6.
- 4. Economic recession in one’s country Player is to throw a dice. If odd number, nothing will happen. If even number, player will lose $4 million. Pay $3 million to expand into neighboring country Player then throws a die to determine success or failure. If odd number, player lose everything. If even number, player gets 1.5 times return. Riot in neighboring country Player is to throw a dice. If odd number, nothing will happen. If even number, player will lose $500,000.
- 5. Natural disaster Lose $500,000 Change of government Player is to throw a dice. If odd number, nothing will happen. If even number, player will lose $500,000. Changes in the management team in the company Efficiency increased. Player earns $600,000
- 6. Economic recession in the region Player is to throw a dice. If odd number, nothing will happen. If even number, player will lose $500,000. Global economic recession Player is to throw a dice. If odd number, nothing will happen. If even number, player will lose $900,000.