Cho Han is a drinking game in the Dice Games category for 2-10 players that takes about 15-30 min with a easy difficulty level.
Japanese odd-even betting
Grab two six-sided dice and a flat surface for rolling, like a sturdy table or floor. One player starts as the dealer and shakes the dice in their hands or a cup, keeping the result hidden. Everyone else bets on whether the sum will be odd (Cho) or even (Han), placing their drinks as wagers if you want to up the stakes.
Keep your bets small at first to gauge how the group is playing,some players may love bluffing about the result. If you're the dealer, shake the dice for a few extra seconds to add suspense, but make sure no one peeks. When betting drinks, try to spread your wagers across a few different players to avoid chugging too much at once. If you lose, take your penalty drink quickly so you're ready for the next round and don't hold up the game.
Instead of betting only on odd or even, players can also guess the exact sum of the dice. A correct sum guess doubles the penalty drinks assigned by the winner.: Players bet on both the odd/even result and whether doubles (e.g., two 3s) will appear. If doubles land, everyone who didn't bet on them drinks double their wager.: The dealer rolls the dice without letting anyone hear and places them under a cup. Players must rely solely on intuition when placing their bets.
Players: 2-10 | Duration: 15-30 min | Difficulty: easy
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