Chinchirorin Hands (Yaku)
Points exist only inside the game — no real money is used. Here are all the hands, ranked strongest to weakest, with their multiplier and the odds of rolling them. This is the same table shown in-game when you tap the hand list button.
| Hand | Example roll | Multiplier | When the dealer rolls it | Odds (per turn) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pinzoro Triple 1s — the strongest hand. | ×5 | Dealer wins outright, no player rolls | 0.81% | |
| Arashi Any other triple (2–6). Triple 6s is the strongest of these. | ×3 | Dealer wins outright, no player rolls | 4.05% | |
| Shigoro 4-5-6. | ×2 | Dealer wins outright, no player rolls | 4.86% | |
| Point 6 A matching pair plus a lone 6. | ×1 | Dealer wins outright, no player rolls | 12.15% | |
| Point 2–5 A matching pair plus a lone die worth 2–5. | ×1 | Players roll and compare with the dealer | 48.61% | |
| Point 1 A matching pair plus a lone 1. | ×1 | Dealer loses outright, no player rolls | 12.15% | |
| No point Three throws with no hand at all. | Loses | Dealer loses outright, no player rolls | 12.50% | |
| Hifumi 1-2-3. | Loses (×2) | Dealer loses outright, no player rolls | 4.86% |
About "Out of the bowl" (shonben)
"Out of the bowl" only appears when that setting is turned on at the table (off by default). When on, each throw has a 1-in-36 chance a die lands outside the bowl, settling the hand on the spot.
| Out of the bowl A die landed outside the bowl (also called shonben). | Loses | 4.78% |
FAQ
What is the strongest hand?
Pinzoro (three 1s). Next comes Arashi (any other triple, with triple 6s the strongest), then Shigoro (4-5-6).
What happens if the dealer and a player roll the same hand and point?
It is a push, and no points move.
Can the hand end without any player rolling?
Yes. If the dealer rolls Pinzoro, Arashi, Shigoro, a lone 6, a lone 1, No Point, or Hifumi, it is settled right away with no player rolls. Players only roll when the dealer gets a lone 2–5.
How is the multiplier decided?
Points put in × multiplier, where the multiplier is the larger of the winning hand’s multiplier and the losing hand’s payout multiplier (for example: the dealer wins with Pinzoro for 5x, or the dealer loses with Hifumi and pays out 2x).
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Last updated 2026-09-27 · Run by Qdan, Inc.