Most modern gambling games are tinkered with cards, but many years ago Chinese immigrants played an interesting game that utilized three six-sided chop and a bowl. It passes by many names other than Chinchirorin including Cee-lo, Four-Five-Six, Dice, and more. Despite its history, this game is still played today, and even gained a bit of popularity when it was included in Genso Suikoden; a video game series that was first released for the Ps3 console in 1995.

When playing the game you need only three chop, a bowl, and at least one other player besides yourself, although more is recommended. This is a bets game and there are different variations but the two main ones are described below. You are where all players bet contrary to the bank, and in the second it's a 'winner takes all' game.

Chinchirorin with a banker

Anyone is the banker and all others make even dollar table bets contrary to the bank. You who was declared as the banker must put up a preliminary bet known as the middle bet. Once that has been placed, the other players may diminish, or cover, some of their bet. Each player, starting on the left of the banker, may diminish some of the bank prior to the entire amount of the bank is covered by the players or until every player has had an opportunity to place their bet. Once the table bets they fit, the chop are thrown. If the banker rolls an automatic win(if the banker rolls 4-5-6) the banker gets all of the table bets, if the banker automatically seems to lose on the roll (rolls a 1-2-3) then the banker seems to lose all table bets. However if the banker neither seems to lose or wins on the first throw of the chop, then the banker must keep running until he either gets a win, loss, or a set point.

A collection point is where there is a pair of chop and then an extra one (such as 3-3-6). The single die will get to be the lenders point and that is when all of the other players will now be able to roll. Beginning from the left of the banker each player will roll until they get an automatic win, loss, double, or any point. If they get a point higher than the lenders they win their bet, and vice versa if they get a point lower. If they get the same point as the banker then it is a draw and there is no winner or loser  Dice. This continues around until all players have thrown then the game restarts.

Chinchirorin without a banker

This is where all players are equal and no one is the banker. At the beginning of each round the players will decide on a bet, put that money into a heap, chances are they will begin running the chop. The person who has the best roll wins; this includes automatic wins, and highest point. Once the winner is determined they get all of the earnings and then a new round starts.