Honki no Chohan: Dice Gambling

Cho or han — even or odd? And is that cup rigged? Start with 100 ryo and climb through five gambling dens of old Edo. The dealer shakes two dice in a woven cup and slams it down. Even total is "cho", odd is "han". Read it and place your bet. But in the higher dens, the dealer cheats. Listen for the faint ring of a needle, watch for black powder at the rim, catch the cup being tugged sideways. If you smell a trick, don't bet — call "Matta!" CATCH THE CHEAT - A rigged round is lost whichever side you bet. Only calling it out saves you - Three tells: a sound, falling powder, a moving cup - Call it right and the house pays you off. Call it wrong and you pay a fine FIVE DENS, ONE NIGHT - Reach each den's target before the rounds run out - Bet small and steady, or go big now? Cash out at the target, or push your luck? - Lose, and you can always start again 12 CHARMS - Pick one each time you clear a den - Undo your first loss, peek inside the cup once, grow your winnings on a streak - Build your own way to win 3D CUP AND DICE - A woven rattan cup, white cloth, wooden betting tallies, lantern light - That one beat before the cup lifts FREE MODE FOR FRIENDS - Pass one phone around. Hold to shake, release to cover, everyone picks cho or han, then lift the cup - Up to 8 players NEW TO CHO-HAN? - A hands-on tutorial teaches the rules - Plays offline The app's text is in Japanese. This app is for entertainment only. The in-game currency has no monetary value and cannot be purchased or exchanged. No cash or prizes can be won. Video ads play only when you tap a button to watch one.