Xoc Dia

Bet on even, odd, and many other bets, and watch the girl roll four dice with two sides (red and white).

🏮Xoc Dia
Xoc Dia, also known as Even Odd (偶奇), is a classic folk game of even and odd numbers, originating from small roadside betting tables in ancient China and spreading throughout Asia. The game, seemingly simple, hides the subtleties of probability and luck.

Can you guess the red and white world hidden beneath this mysterious bowl? Subtlety, luck, and the anticipation of opening the lid are the essence of this ancient game called 偶奇 (ǒu qí) – “Even Odd” from China.

Four dice – red and white sides – are placed on a plate, a ceramic bowl is placed over them, and they are shaken vigorously. When the bowl is opened, the result is revealed: Even or Odd, All the same color, or Four red or Four white.

Players simply choose their preferred option:

Even/Odd – The most basic bet, odds 1:1

Exact 4/Exact 0 – Betting that out of 4 dice, only 1 is white or 1 is red. Odds 1:3

Exact 4/Exact 0 – A rare moment that brings multiplied rewards. Odds 1:12

All Same – When all four dice are the same color, a symbol of absolute luck. Odds 1:6

More than just a game of chance, Even Odd – 偶奇 is a display of intuition, luck, and composure. A shake, a held breath, then the opening of the bowl – that moment is enough to make your heart race faster than rolling dice in Sic Bo.