Cho Han; Even Odd

History

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C5%8D-han

Video Tutorial

Instructions

Objective:

The objective of Chō-han is to correctly predict whether the total of two dice rolls will be an even number (Chō) or an odd number (Han).

Materials:

• 2 standard dice.
• Betting chips, remaining dice, or currency for wagering.
• Banker receives the gold cup to roll dice and the barrel to store remaining dice to be used to bet with

Setup:

• Players sit in a circle or around a table, and a designated player may act as the banker to oversee the game's flow and handle the betting.

Betting:

• Before each round, players place their bets by putting their betting chips or currency into the center of the playing area.

Rolling Dice:

• The banker rolls two dice.

Determining the Outcome:

• Players make their bets by calling out "Chō" (even) or "Han" (odd) before the dice are revealed.

Revealing the Dice:

• After players make their bets, the banker reveals the result by showing the total sum of the two dice.

Winning Bets:

• Players who correctly guessed the outcome (Chō or Han) win the bets from the pot. Those who guessed incorrectly lose their bets.

Paying the Banker:

• The banker collects a percentage of the winnings, which may vary depending on house rules or agreements among players.

Continuing Rounds:

• The game proceeds with players placing bets and the banker rolling the dice for multiple rounds.

Variations:

• If you would like to add a variation to these rules, leave an Amazon review with the variation in the review for it will be added to this section.