Dice Q

moza · 01/04/2007, 04:05 PM

As you may or may not know, many people believe that "heads" on a die is an even number.

Here is the situation:

Player A thinks an even number is heads.

Player B thinks an odd number is heads.

They both think the other agrees with them, so they don't both to make sure.

Player B needs to flip for something, and gets an odd number. What would happen?

***PokePop*** · 01/04/2007, 04:38 PM

At the 2004 Worlds many of the Japanese players were not familiar with using dice so it was announced that even numbers were heads and odd numbers were tails.

That's how most people play it and for clarity how all should play it.
It's best for these kinds of things to be standarized to avoid confusion.

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01/04/2007, 04:05 PM	#1
moza	Dice Q As you may or may not know, many people believe that "heads" on a die is an even number. Here is the situation: Player A thinks an even number is heads. Player B thinks an odd number is heads. They both think the other agrees with them, so they don't both to make sure. Player B needs to flip for something, and gets an odd number. What would happen?

01/04/2007, 04:38 PM	#2
*PokePop* Administrator Images: 1073	At the 2004 Worlds many of the Japanese players were not familiar with using dice so it was announced that even numbers were heads and odd numbers were tails. That's how most people play it and for clarity how all should play it. It's best for these kinds of things to be standarized to avoid confusion.