Langur Burja: Tips, Tricks, Cheats

Langur Burja

Discover Langur Burja, the popular traditional Nepali dice game, now available on Android! Known for its cultural significance during festivals like Dashain and Tihar, this game offers simple yet engaging gameplay. Langur Burja shares strong similarities with the British game "Crown and Anchor," providing a familiar thrill with a distinct Nepali flavor.

How to Play:

Six specialized dice are used in Langur Burja. These dice are standard in size and shape, but instead of pips, they are marked with six unique symbols: Langur, Burja, Diamond (Eet), Spade (Surat), Club (Chidi), and Heart (Paan). The last four symbols are identical to those found on playing cards.

The game is played between a player and a "house" (often the CPU in this digital version). Players place bets on one or more of the six symbols displayed on a canvas or felt mat. After bets are placed, the three dice are thrown. If any symbol a player bet on appears on two or more of the dice, the house pays the player the amount of their initial stake for each die showing that symbol, plus their original bet amount. Conversely, if a chosen symbol does not appear or only appears on one die, the player loses their bet.

Historically, this game is strictly controlled and played legally only during certain festive occasions in Nepal. In this Android game app, the CPU acts as the "House," and you'll receive 500 coins to start. Should you lose all your coins, the game generously provides another 500, ensuring you can keep playing and enjoying the fun!

While the house typically holds an edge in traditional play, this digital version provides a safe and fun simulation of the experience.

Enjoy the game! Your comments and suggestions are always appreciated.