Here is how I set up the Statis-Pro baseball game, showing a game I just played between the Houston Astros and Arizona Diamondbacks that is in the game log. I actually show the components of both the traditional Fast Action Card version which I use for most games, but also the components to play the free dice version I use when I travel - which you can use if you do not have a fast action deck.
Statis-Pro Baseball Options for Play
1. Top: EITHER Statis-Pro Player cards
OR Statis-Pro sheets with player on each row (note the Astros batters are top
left, and we keep a business card under the batter - George Springer - and
another under pitcher for the Diamondbacks in the bottom right – in this case Zack
Greinke)
2. Bottom Right: EITHER Fast Action
Cards (FAC) OR 5 Dice. We stopped for this photo after a “9” by the PB on the
red FAC card (which in the dice version would have been the
same as rolling the 9 as shown) meant Greinke could not keep the action in his PB2-8 range so
the next card’s RN would refer to Springer’s sheet, and with the RN coming up a
“26” on that card (which would have been the same as
rolling a green “2” and white “6” on the 8-sided dice for “26” if we were
playing the dice version) resulted in a home run (Springer’s highest double number in the row is “25”,
he has no triples, and his highest home run is “32” so 26 falls in the homer
range.
3. Bottom Left: IF Fast Action Cards
THEN Out Charts A – C, BUT IF dice THEN Printed Out Charts for 1-20. In this
case if the result had been an “Out” instead of a home run the FAC shows the
play was a “G3” (ground out to first) which would have also resulted in the
dice version if the 20-sided die read “4” as shown by that chart.
4. Right: EITHER scoresheet OR just a
sheet of paper to record line-ups and results
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