First person to roll a 1 loses.
Player(s) roll d10 to decide the inital order. Afterwards player(s) take turns rolling using the previous number until someone loses.
Initial rules of Death Dice apply, however before each turn the person roles /dice 6. The number shown is how many times they must roll before their turn is up.
Can you keep your eye on the prize?
After the player make their bet, the dealer will place a coin under 1 of 3 cups and mix them around.
Player will guess which cup out of 3 has the coin. The Dealer rolls a /dice 3 and if it matches the player wins.
Guests place their bets on whether the total sum number of two /random 6 will be even or odd.
The dealer will individually take bets from each guest, repeating their bet at this time.
The dealer will place the dice in a cup and shake them before overturning the cup and reveal the results.
The dealer will announce the sum dice and winners rewarded.
Last one standing wins. Turn order will be decided with a /dice 10.
Then player(s) will take turns with the /dice command with the rounds in the chamber getting lower by 1 each time until someone rolls a one.
The standard start is always /dice 6, unless there are 6 players or more.
Players may request a practise round, to get used to the game rules before spending gil!
Russian Roulette, and both forms of Death Dice you can play against multiple other patrons with the dealer overseeing results. Winner take all, with house collecting 20%
Cho-Han: This is also a game you can play against other patrons one on one with the dealer overseeing results. Winner take all, with house collecting 20%
