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Hoo Hey How (Fish-Prawn-Crab) — play it free online

Hoo Hey How — 魚蝦蟹, literally Fish-Prawn-Crab — is the Chinese dice game that travelled with Chinese communities across Asia and the world. It is the same game as Vietnam's Bau Cua Tom Ca: three dice, six pictures, one betting mat.

Playable here, right now. Our version uses virtual points — no deposits, no withdrawals, no cash prizes. Same rules, same thrill, zero money.

The six pictures

Hoo Hey How	Our table	Vietnamese
Fish	Fish	Cá
Prawn	Shrimp	Tôm
Crab	Crab	Cua
Calabash (gourd)	Gourd	Bầu
Cock	Rooster	Gà
Coin / stag	Deer	Nai

How it pays

You stake on a picture. The dealer shakes three dice under a bowl. When the bowl lifts:

your picture on one die → you win 1× your stake
on two dice → 2×
on all three dice → 3×
on none → you lose that stake

Those are the classic odds of the family: the same numbers apply to Crown and Anchor, and to Sic Bo single-symbol bets. Statistically a staked picture misses completely about 57.9% of the time — which is exactly why this is a game of small stakes and big laughs.

How to play here (3 taps)

Pick a chip: 100 · 500 · 1k · 2k · 5k · 10k · 50k, or “All in”.
Tap the picture you believe in — you can spread chips over several pictures.
Watch the dice roll. Six doors, real players at the table, chat while you wait.

Hoo Hey How, Kron-Anker, Sic Bo — same family

This three-dice family has many names: Hoo Hey How in China, Crown and Anchor with British sailors, Chuck-a-luck in America, Klah Klok in Cambodia and Bầu Cua Tôm Cá in Vietnam. They share one idea: six symbols, three dice, pay 1-2-3.

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