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If you bet on (and roll) this many 4’s (WLOG)… Chuck – A – Luck! Place your money (“ante”)…we’ll say $1”… on one of the 6 pip numbers (eh?) Roll the “nest” (contains 3 fair dice). You win (in varying amounts) if one or more of your number come up. If you bet on (and roll) this many 4’s (WLOG)… …then you “win” this much. -$1 1 $0 2 $1 3 $9