Rules of the game of six dice

The rules of the game are: don't let the other side see their own dice, and don't peek at other people's dice is the basic requirement. Generally speaking, take five dice on each side. Shake the dice with a cup. Take it. The cup must block your own dice.

Generally speaking, the way to roll the dice is that the participants take turns to count. If you call four 1, at least four dice in the cup win 1. Dice throwing is based entirely on busy guessing, because neither side can see how many dice the other side has until the lid is opened. Even if you don't have dice, you can call them. For example, if you don't have a six, you can also call it four sixes, which may confuse each other. Generally speaking, after drinking the last glass of good wine, the others should scream. The rule is that when counting in turn, the number of dice called cannot be less and less. For example, if you call it four threes, others can only call it four fours or four five four sixes. The other party can only scream more or louder than you.

You can see your own dice points, so you need to know your own dice points. When you think the other party has dialed the wrong number, you can open the lid so that the other party loses. For example, if your opponent calls four 3s and you know you don't have four 3s, you can get rid of him by estimating the number in your opponent's dice and adding your own four 3s.

After shouting, both sides should open the lid at the same time, don't cheat, don't cheat. Count the open dice. If there really aren't four 3s in ten dice, you win. If there are four or more threes, then you lose. For the other party, you can also be expelled according to the above rules.