Belangkai (918Kiss): a traditional dice game in app form

Belangkai is not a slot. It is a traditional dice game, the kind once played around a table with a covered bowl, and the 918Kiss (SCR888) app includes a digital version in its lobby. The old page for it was a single line, so this one sticks to how the game works in general terms and what the screens show.

How a round of Belangkai works

In the familiar form of the game, dice are shaken under a cover. While the cover is down, you place chips on the faces or symbols you think will show. When the cover lifts, bets on faces that appear are paid, and the rest are collected.

In most versions, a pick that shows on more than one die pays more than a pick that shows once. The exact payout for each outcome is printed on the table or in the help screen, so read it before your first bet rather than assuming.

Reading the 918Kiss table

The screenshots show the three parts you need: the betting board where you drop chips, the bowl or dice area where the result appears, and the chip selector for changing your bet size.

Many digital tables also keep a record of recent results. It is interesting to look at, but every shake is independent. A face that hasn't appeared for a while is no more "due" than any other.

Betting sensibly

Rounds move quickly, and spreading chips across several faces makes each round cost more. Set a total budget, keep individual bets small, and stop when the budget is used.

When you are ready, play Belangkai in 918Kiss. For the rest of the lobby, see the 918Kiss platform overview.