How to be a straight man?

As long as the five dice have different points, it is a straight. The specific rules are as follows:

There are five dice in a dice cup for each person, and at least two people should play. Take two people as an example. After two people shake the dice cup, it officially begins. Everyone calls a number, and they start with at least two, such as two threes. If the other person doesn't believe you, you can be fired. If the dice don't add up to two threes, even if you talk big, you lose.

If the other party believes and continues to play, it's your turn to shout, but you shout more people than the previous one. If you shout two threes, you can only shout two fives or three twos and so on. You can make any number of points, but if a point is called a point, it can only be regarded as a point.

Dice, a bo tool used for throwing in ancient Han folk entertainment. According to legend, it was made by Cao Zhi of Wei State during the Three Kingdoms period. Usually used as props for table games, the most common dice is six-sided dice, which is a regular cube with one to six holes (or numbers) on it, and the sum of the opposite numbers must be seven.

China's dice are used to being painted red at one and four o'clock. Dice is a random number generator, which is easy to make and obtain.

The influential form of Bo Opera in ancient China was dice-throwing. Dices originally appeared in different shapes, and were engraved with various patterns. Later unified into a cube or cuboid, engraved with one, two, three and four points, distinguished by red and black tones.

This characteristic of "hanging on the field" has also become an important dividing line between "Bo" and "Yi" in ancient China. Although many players want to play chess, because they all use dice, they are very different from Go and Chess in essence, and they completely beat their opponents by intelligence.