Bầu Cua Cá

The game uses 3 dice. Bet on symbols that have more than 6 faces on them

Introduce

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Shaking crab gourd or crab shrimp fish or tiger fish gourd is a popular gambling game in Vietnam. Vietnamese people often play this game on holidays, especially Lunar New Year, similar to Western Roulette.

Bau Cua Ca Cop is a game originating from China called Hoo Hey How (魚蝦蟹, Pinyin: Ngu Ha Giai); (Fish (Hoo), Shrimp (Hey), Crab (How).

Among British sailors, a similar game was popularly played on deck during their free time and boredom when going fishing, called Crown and Anchor. Crown Anchor is popular in England, Belgium, the Netherlands, and France. Casinos in the US have similar games like Chuck-a-luck or Grand Hazard.

The game uses 3 dice with 6 sides. Pictures have some differences in some places.

Hoo Hey How (Chinese): gourd-crab-fish-chicken-shrimp-money

Crown and Anchor (Europe): crown-anchor-cock-and- spades

Gourd crab shrimp fish or Gourd crab tiger fish (Vietnam): gourd-crab-fish-chicken-shrimp-deer

Thailand: similar to Vietnam, replacing deer with tigers

Rule

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Players place money on one or more mascots they want, can place multiple mascots in one turn and up to 500 bets.

Once the deposit is done, press the Play button and open the bowl.

If the mascot on which the player has bet money appears on the three dice, they will get their bet back and the house must pay an amount equal to the number of times that mascot appears multiplied by the bet amount (For example: If The player puts 1,000 VND in the fish bet, if one fish comes out, he will be paid 1,000, if two fish comes out, he gets paid 2,000, if he gets three fish, he gets paid 3,000, and gets back the amount he bet.)