How to play dice

There are many ways to play dice, generally playing "guessing points", commonly known as "several".

First, two people play, each with five dice. Button the screen, and then open your own point and keep it in mind (don't let the other person see your dice). It's like having a 1, two 3s, a 4 and a 6 (this is your dice).

Now, if you want to guess how many digits there are (1 dot can replace any dot), then your current dice can be understood as having two 3s, two 4s, one 6s or one (2 or 5) two 3s, one 4s, one 6s or three 3s, one 4s, one 6s or (two 3s, one 4s, one 6s).

About dice

According to legend, the inventor of dice was Cao Zhi, a writer in the Three Kingdoms period. Originally used as a tool for divination, it later evolved into a game of concubines in the harem, betting on wine or silk sachets with dice points. At that time, the dots on the dice were all painted black, and it was not until the Tang Dynasty that red strokes were added. However, according to textual research, the dice unearthed from Qi Tomb in Qingzhou, Shandong Province were not invented by Cao Zhi. Dice, as one of the six major operas in China, is regarded as the ancestor of China's operas, and it was popular as early as the late Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

However, the truly domestic dice are 14 and 18, and the dice unearthed in the Qin tombs are authentic China native dice engraved with Chinese characters. With the cultural exchange since the Qin and Han Dynasties, many-sided dice were introduced to China, so Chinese and Western cultures combined.