Chinchirorin (CHIN)

Chinchirorin is a Japanese dice game where two players take turns rolling three dice in a bowl. It is a fast, luck-driven match between two players.

How to Play

Objective

Outscore your opponent by rolling three dice and hoping for the best result.

Game Flow

  1. Player 1 rolls three dice (up to 3 attempts to get a scoring result)
  2. Player 2 then rolls (up to 3 attempts)
  3. Scores are compared and a winner is determined
  4. Gold is awarded based on the outcome

Rolling the Dice

On your turn, click the Roll button to throw three dice into the bowl. The dice tumble with 3D animation and land on random values.

Roll Results (checked in this priority order)

Roll What It Means Effect
Dice Out A die falls out of the bowl Instant loss
Storm (1-1-1) Three ones — the worst triple Heavy instant loss
Low Straight (1-2-3) Low run Instant loss
High Straight (4-5-6) High run Instant win
Triple (X-X-X, not 1s) Three of a kind (not Storms) Big instant win
Pair + Single Two matching dice + one odd Score = value of the odd die (1-6)
Dead Roll No matches at all No score — roll again

Instant Results

Some rolls end the game immediately:

Scoring with Pairs

If you roll a pair plus one odd die, your score is the value of the odd die:

Higher scores beat lower scores. If both players score the same, it's a tie.

Dead Rolls

If none of your three dice match (e.g., 1-3-5), it's a Dead Roll:

Play Modes

AI Match

Multiplayer Match

Visual Features

Tips

  1. It's mostly luck - Unlike card games, there's no strategy to dice rolls
  2. Watch for instant results - Triples and Straights end the game immediately
  3. Dead rolls aren't the end - You get 3 chances to score
  4. Big rolls win bigger - Triples and Straights swing the result more than a normal pair-and-single