Bragging dice rule

When someone calls three fives, it is ok to call four 1 or 1 6.

Rules:

Everyone shakes it once to see the number of points in their cup and guess the other person's number. Then from the dealer's point of view, tell all participants how many dice there are in the dice cup, which is called m n (such as 2 3 points, 2 6 points, 3 4 points, etc.). ).

The other party analyzes and judges whether the name is true or not. If it is believed to be true, the next company will continue to call, and the name is also M N, but at least one of M and N is greater than the number called by the previous company (for example, calling the previous company 2 5s, the next company 2 6s, 3 4s, 4 5s, etc. are all legal. ).

If you don't believe me, open the cup and verify it. Add up the dice with this number in everyone's dice cup. If there are at least m n points, the next one wins, otherwise the next one wins (for example, the last one is called five sixes, if there are only four sixes when opening a cup, the last one loses, and if there are five or more sixes, the next one loses).

Generally speaking, there are some subsidiary rules for bragging: for example, 1 point can be used as any point, but once called, it can only be yourself; A single dice (that is, there are no duplicate points in its five dice) can be shaken again, and so on.

background

According to legend, the inventor of dice was Cao Zhi, a writer in the Three Kingdoms period. Originally used as a divination tool, it later evolved into a game of concubines in the harem, with dice gambling on wine or silk sachets.

On the wine table, dice, as one of the popular drinking tools since the Tang Dynasty, is also a part of Chinese wine culture, and it is still widely circulated. And bragging is the most popular intellectual game in bars and various entertainment places all over the country.