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Tai Sai (or, additionally called tai sai), pronounced Tai-Sai (tai sai), little and big or midsize sai, is a irregular match of fortune of old Chinese source played with a three-dice set. There are four potential outcomes for every flip of one die. They truly have been also high, low, black and reddish. These outcome conclusions are made by flipping the dice and then keeping the left or right dice over from the start of each round before player has ever won. The source of this game is uncertain, but likely it's derived in the Chinese fortunetelling using ten Chi at the type of the classic Chinese character for luck.
To day, the advanced variant of Tai Sai is played on a wooden table with three dice, a little ball with a single chi along with five cards. After the players have purchased their cards, they all turn face up to avoid being dealt a card and the player with the maximum score becomes the new" Fortune Teller" or even