急！！廣東話“????波乸“係乜？
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2008-02-22 9:38 pm
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在澳門仍有"揼波拿"這種賭博遊戲，"揼波拿"原來是意大利文: Tombola，分別有90個數字印在彩票上。而美國亦有一種類似的遊戲叫: Bingo。本來的Tombola和Bingo都是為了一些籌款集資而舉行，後來方變成一種賭博。以Bingo為例，賭客先購買Bingo卡，Bingo卡內分為5乘5的方格，方格的最上面印著 B﹑I﹑N﹑G﹑O 的英文字，每個英文字母的下面印著五個數字，隨機排列。B之下為1-15，I之下為16-30， N由31到45，G為46-60，O為61-75，開獎時賭場會不斷搖出數字，直到有人的Bingo卡出現，直﹑橫或對角線的 五個數字完全命中，即為中獎。
而澳門亦稱Tombola為"白鴿票"。其實"白鴿票"於上世紀初已在澳門開設，曾盛極一時。所謂"白鴿票"，最初起源於賽鴿賭博。晚清時，廣東地區流行賽鴿，並以《千字文》中的"天﹑地﹑玄﹑黃﹑宇﹑宙﹑洪﹑荒"等字編號，如某編號的白鴿最先到達目的地，押中者可獲彩金。後來賭法有變，賭局先將《千字文》頭八十個字印在票上，讓每個參加賭博的人在票上各圈十個字，然後賭局開出底字二十個，相當於中獎號碼。賭客所圈十字中，有五字以上相符，便可得獎。
2008-02-21 8:30 pm
麻雀另類玩法..
唔知大家有冇玩過一種叫【dum波乸】Tombola 既遊戲呢~???
三個人玩又得...四個人玩都得.....
如果三個人玩...首先將出面既牌洗完全部冚埋...唔可以睇到每一隻牌...
之後就每人拎五行六隻既牌....即係三十隻....之後再反開...
反開之後就同另外兩家對牌...如果出面開既牌夠四隻(例如出面開既牌有四隻紅中)就可以冚埋佢....
但係花既話就一同一...二同二咁冚....對到咁上下如果發現自己副牌有一行打直或者打橫都冚埋就bingo架喇....
咁兩家就要比錢...如果兩家都有bingo..就一家比兩家錢.....(就算有一家bingo先..都可以繼續睇下自己有冇bingo架)
如果大家都冇bingo...就睇下邊個摸出面既牌先....摸到自己副牌有得冚埋就可以繼續摸...
摸到自己副牌冇得冚為止....就到下家摸..直至有人bingo就計數...
我通常同朋友玩...如果一開始味摸牌就有人bingo咁自己就計開左既牌每隻五毫子比bingo果位...
輸左都唔緊要...因為仲可以同另外一家睇下邊個多開左既牌....如果果個人有十隻開左你有八隻開左..
你都仲有一蚊收返.....
如果自己摸到隻牌比人bingo既話都係每隻開左既牌計五毫子隻......(兩家bingo都得架,咁就要比兩家錢)
如果自己摸隻牌返黎bingo咁佢地就計開左既牌一蚊一隻架喇...(就算有人自摸你自己bingo都可以架...不過就要計返每隻一蚊比自己摸bingo果位...而你就可以收另外果家每隻五毫子)
四個人玩既玩法都一樣...只不過就變左五行五隻.....
我試過玩呢d旺既話都贏左三百幾蚊.....
真係幾激架...
Tombola
A raffle is a board game competition in which people buy numbered tickets, originally from southern Italy. A popular game in numerous countries, it is often held to raise funds for a specific event, charity or occasion.
The raffle involves many people buying tickets for a chance to win a certain prize or certain prizes. At a set date, the winners are drawn from a bucket containing a copy of every number or a tombola (from Italian: tombola). The bought ticket is then checked against a collection of prizes with numbers attached to them.
The Tombola is popularly heralded as the creation of Sussex born Thomas Bowler who worked closely with his brother-in-law, Al Seery, on the invention for his wife's, and Seery's sister's forthcoming birthday party. The success was such that Seery manufactured and sold the TomBowler at his local market stall - without applying for a patent however, his product was quickly copied and bettered and an invention that could have netted a huge sum in future profits was, essentially given to the community as open source.
A raffle also often involves several different possible prizes that can be won, and a ticket will simply be drawn from the group at random for each of the prizes one by one. In this manner, you are not playing the raffle to win a specific prize, but rather for the possibility of winning any one of the possible prizes, as the prizes do not have any specific numbers attached to them. A ticket is drawn for the winner of prize 1, that ticket is then left out of the container. A ticket is then drawn for the winner of prize 2, and that ticket is left out of the container, and so on. this continues until all of the prizes have been won.
Raffles are commonly held at large events such as yearly company picnics, carnivals and fairs, automobile shows, and others.
When holding your own raffle, a common practice for getting more money from the sale of tickets is to offer a large amount of tickets for a discounted price. The people buying the tickets tend to spend more money on tickets thinking that they have a better chance to win the prizes with more raffle tickets. Since the tickets themselves cost very little money to produce, and the expense of the prizes has already been set, the amount of tickets sold really creates no additional cost for the raffle holders.
In the United Kingdom, raffles are occasionally used to circumvent licensing laws. While only licensed premises are permitted to sell alcohol, there is no restriction on the offering of alcohol as prizes in contests. As such, at certain events, attendees are able to enter a raffle, for which they purchase a ticket and then retrieve their prize, which is invariably an alcoholic drink.
In Australia, the Meat Raffle is commonplace in pubs, and registered clubs. Trays of meat or seafood are raffled off to raise money for a cause, usually a local sporting club.
唔知大家有冇玩過一種叫【dum波乸】Tombola 既遊戲呢~???
三個人玩又得...四個人玩都得.....
如果三個人玩...首先將出面既牌洗完全部冚埋...唔可以睇到每一隻牌...
之後就每人拎五行六隻既牌....即係三十隻....之後再反開...
反開之後就同另外兩家對牌...如果出面開既牌夠四隻(例如出面開既牌有四隻紅中)就可以冚埋佢....
但係花既話就一同一...二同二咁冚....對到咁上下如果發現自己副牌有一行打直或者打橫都冚埋就bingo架喇....
咁兩家就要比錢...如果兩家都有bingo..就一家比兩家錢.....(就算有一家bingo先..都可以繼續睇下自己有冇bingo架)
如果大家都冇bingo...就睇下邊個摸出面既牌先....摸到自己副牌有得冚埋就可以繼續摸...
摸到自己副牌冇得冚為止....就到下家摸..直至有人bingo就計數...
我通常同朋友玩...如果一開始味摸牌就有人bingo咁自己就計開左既牌每隻五毫子比bingo果位...
輸左都唔緊要...因為仲可以同另外一家睇下邊個多開左既牌....如果果個人有十隻開左你有八隻開左..
你都仲有一蚊收返.....
如果自己摸到隻牌比人bingo既話都係每隻開左既牌計五毫子隻......(兩家bingo都得架,咁就要比兩家錢)
如果自己摸隻牌返黎bingo咁佢地就計開左既牌一蚊一隻架喇...(就算有人自摸你自己bingo都可以架...不過就要計返每隻一蚊比自己摸bingo果位...而你就可以收另外果家每隻五毫子)
四個人玩既玩法都一樣...只不過就變左五行五隻.....
我試過玩呢d旺既話都贏左三百幾蚊.....
真係幾激架...
Tombola
A raffle is a board game competition in which people buy numbered tickets, originally from southern Italy. A popular game in numerous countries, it is often held to raise funds for a specific event, charity or occasion.
The raffle involves many people buying tickets for a chance to win a certain prize or certain prizes. At a set date, the winners are drawn from a bucket containing a copy of every number or a tombola (from Italian: tombola). The bought ticket is then checked against a collection of prizes with numbers attached to them.
The Tombola is popularly heralded as the creation of Sussex born Thomas Bowler who worked closely with his brother-in-law, Al Seery, on the invention for his wife's, and Seery's sister's forthcoming birthday party. The success was such that Seery manufactured and sold the TomBowler at his local market stall - without applying for a patent however, his product was quickly copied and bettered and an invention that could have netted a huge sum in future profits was, essentially given to the community as open source.
A raffle also often involves several different possible prizes that can be won, and a ticket will simply be drawn from the group at random for each of the prizes one by one. In this manner, you are not playing the raffle to win a specific prize, but rather for the possibility of winning any one of the possible prizes, as the prizes do not have any specific numbers attached to them. A ticket is drawn for the winner of prize 1, that ticket is then left out of the container. A ticket is then drawn for the winner of prize 2, and that ticket is left out of the container, and so on. this continues until all of the prizes have been won.
Raffles are commonly held at large events such as yearly company picnics, carnivals and fairs, automobile shows, and others.
When holding your own raffle, a common practice for getting more money from the sale of tickets is to offer a large amount of tickets for a discounted price. The people buying the tickets tend to spend more money on tickets thinking that they have a better chance to win the prizes with more raffle tickets. Since the tickets themselves cost very little money to produce, and the expense of the prizes has already been set, the amount of tickets sold really creates no additional cost for the raffle holders.
In the United Kingdom, raffles are occasionally used to circumvent licensing laws. While only licensed premises are permitted to sell alcohol, there is no restriction on the offering of alcohol as prizes in contests. As such, at certain events, attendees are able to enter a raffle, for which they purchase a ticket and then retrieve their prize, which is invariably an alcoholic drink.
In Australia, the Meat Raffle is commonplace in pubs, and registered clubs. Trays of meat or seafood are raffled off to raise money for a cause, usually a local sporting club.
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