Bau Cua Quay 3.5

Introduction

The game has its origins dating back to the 18th century. It continues to maintain its popularity in the Channel Islands and Bermuda, where its practice is strictly regulated, allowing gameplay only on specific occasions, such as the Channel Islands' three annual agricultural shows or Bermuda's annual Cup Match cricket game.

The dice used in the game are marked with symbols including the crown, anchor, diamond, spade, club, and heart - with the latter four corresponding to symbols seen on playing cards.

A variation of this game known as "Langur Burja" (Nepali: लङ्गुर बुर्जा) is played in Nepal. Additionally, a Flemish version called "Anker en Zon" ("Anchor and Sun") exists, replacing the crown symbol with the sun. The French version features the same sun symbol and is referred to as "Ancre, Pique, et Soleil" ("Anchor, Spade, and Sun"). In China, a similar game called Hoo Hey How (魚蝦蟹, Fish-Prawn-Crab in Hokkien) and in Vietnam known as Bầu cua cá cọp.[1][2]

Rules and Play

• Bet on one or more of the six sides of the dice.
• The game involves a wheel for gameplay. Simply tap the Play Button to begin.

Odds:

• 1:1 on one dice, 1:2 on two dice, and 1:8 on three dice.
• Specific: 1:6
• Any triple: 1:32

Top Features

• Free chip bonus: Players can claim free chips after each game round to continue playing for added entertainment.

Come and experience the excitement of this game today! Welcome!