Crown and Anchor is an age-old match that was popular among sailors of the Royal Navy during the 18th century. It is a simple match that requires only three dice and a betting surface, such as a mat or a table with chalked-out symbols. This match is easy to set up and play, and if necessary, the dice and surface can be quickly hidden away in a pocket. This fast-paced match allows any number of participants to play against a dealer. To play, participants place bets on the symbols on the cloth or board that match those on the dice. The payout corresponds to the number of dice shotriumphg the symbols that the participant bet on, with a payout ratio of 1:1 for a single, 2:1 for a double, and 3:1 for a triple.
Virtual dice for the popular game.Crown and Anchor is a traditional game that was popular with sailors of the Royal Navy in the 18th century. All it needs are three dice and a surface for placing bets which could either be a mat, or simply chalked out on a table or floor. The game was very quick to set up and play, and if necessary, the pieces could be snatched up and shoved away in a pocket if a disapproving officer approached.This is a fast paced game in which any number of players can play against a “dealer”How to play:The player places bets on a cloth or board with the same six symbols as featured on the dice. Payout corresponds to the nu.....
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What's New in the Latest Version 2.0
Last updated on Mar 9, 2023
- fixed compatibility issue
