Zehntausender GUI

This is a GUI for the dicing game Zehntausender.

The rules are the following:

You need six dices for this game. Before the game begins, the player agree on a value which a player has to reach, before his points in this round can be noted. Usually, you start with 750 or 1000. One player starts and throws the dices. If a player throws six times the same number, he gets 10000 points and the player wins automatically. If he throws a series of the numbers from 1 to 6, he will be awarded with 1500 points. If he throws a three pairs, he will be awarded 1000 points. After both cases, the player has to throw the dices again to "confirm".

If a player throws three same numbers,he can put them aside and he will be rewarded the following points:

Three 1's	+1000
Three 2's	+200
Three 3's	+300
Three 4's	+400
Three 5's	+500
Three 6's	+600

Any additional same number counts as much as the rewarded points listed above. So for example four 5's would count as 1000 points. This only counts while the player has them put aside, if he throws all dices again, a single dice does not count anymore as much as in the table.

If none of the above happens, a player can always put a 1 or a 5 aside. A 1 counts as 100 points, a 5 counts 50 points. If a player has put aside all dices, he has to throw them again. 

If he has reached the value agreed on, a player can say he stops and the points he gathered in this round will be noted. The dices are given to the next player. Should a player reach 10000, the game ends, after everyone after this player played their round.

The link below leads to the wikipedia page for additional help.

Dice 10000 - Wikipedia