Casino and betting dice games

Pick a number from 1 to 6, roll ten dice thirteen times and count the hits. A score of 26 or more pays out.

Roll six dice and set one aside per roll. You must keep a 4 and a 1, and the other four dice count as your score.

Shooter and fader stake the same amount, then roll two dice: 3-3, 5-5, 6-6 and 6-5 win, 1-1, 2-2, 4-4 and 1-2 lose.

A two-player duel of poker hands and hidden rolls, where the boss decides whether the round counts at all.

Roll three dice and count hits on the point number. Land on exactly 15 points to step out, and the last player left loses.

Roll three dice until you hit 4-5-6, triples or a point, and try to beat the banker's result.

The dealer shakes two dice under a cup, and you bet on whether the total comes up even or odd.

Bet on a number from 1 to 6, let the banker roll three dice, and get paid for every die that matches.

Roll two dice, bet pass or don't pass, and follow the shooter from the come-out roll to the point.

A Cuban cup game where aces count the most, and five aces (a carabina) wins the entire match on the spot.

Name a main, roll two dice, and win with a nick or by hitting your chance before the main comes back.

The banker rolls two dice, and you get one roll to beat the total. A fast banking game also known as Beat the Bank.

Bet on one of six symbols, let the banker roll three dice, and get paid for every die that matches your pick.

Seven rounds with five dice where you call the row you are going for, and rolling a hooligan scores 20 points.

The banker rolls five dice into a poker-style hand, and each player gets one roll to beat it. Aces rank highest.

Roll a single die towards 9, stop in time and try to beat the banker without going bust.

Roll five dice up to three times and build the best poker hand at the table, no cards required.

A Chinese dice game where three of a kind is the shepherd and the rest is the flock. Six of a kind takes the pot.

Five throws where the highest die is set aside each time. Reach a total of 25 or more to qualify and beat the banker.

Bet on small, big, single numbers or triples, then let the banker reveal three dice from under the cup.

Set at least one die aside per roll and chase the lowest possible total, where every three counts as zero.

Bet on whether the sum of two dice lands under seven, over seven or exactly seven, which pays the most.

Three dice, three rolls and a strict ranking where 1-2-3 beats everything. The loser pays the winner in chips.