37 - The Math Puzzle

About 37 - The Math Puzzle

Every roll in 37 gives you seven dice. You build an equation from all of them, each used once, with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponents and parentheses, and the running total shows how close you are to 37. It leans on order of operations, so the game pitches itself at students and teachers as well as daily puzzle players.

There are three modes, each with its own Daily and its own Practice. Easy uses seven plain white dice with no clock. Challenge swaps three of the white dice for coloured Power Dice, green, blue and red, each tied to an operator: use two of them with their operators to win, or all three for a Perfect Solve and a Puzzle Piece. Expert accepts only Perfect Solves. Each Daily is the same roll for everyone and has a Daily Podium of the three fastest times, alongside streaks, stats and achievement badges. The Blitz Colosseum adds timed solo sprints and head-to-head Blitz Battles with a friend.

The game comes from HiiPointe Games LLC and reached the App Store in April 2026. It is free with no purchase needed. Finishing any Daily also enters US players aged 18 or over with a saved account into a weekly $37 draw, held on Sundays.

How to play 37 - The Math Puzzle

1. Pick a mode, Easy, Challenge or Expert, and open The Daily.
2. Tap the dice and operator buttons to build an equation; each die can be used once.
3. Watch the running total and use Reset or Back to change your expression.
4. Use all seven dice and press Submit when the total reaches 37.
5. In Challenge and Expert, pair the green, blue and red Power Dice with their operators; all three gives a Perfect Solve.
6. Check the Daily Podium for that mode and come back after midnight Eastern for the next roll.

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Tips

• Look for a product near 37 first, such as 6 x 6 or 5 x 7, and use the other dice to make up the difference.
• Exponents and parentheses can soak up awkward dice: raising a number to the power of a die that shows 1 leaves it unchanged.
• Practice mode has no clock, so use it to learn the Power Dice rules before trying the Challenge and Expert Dailies.

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