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A process for playing a casino style game using three six-sided dice, being rolled at separate times through the course of completing each hand. In action, this splitting of a hand's roll, first rolling two-dice, then rolling a third-single die, establishes a unique consequences for not only the applicants' game but, also his industry of casino gaming. Furthermore, a hand begins with the first rolling of a pair of dice baring an outcome possibility of two through twelve. In example, say the first roll is a two-dice roll of seven (20) having a first predetermined payoff (21) showing above such a first winning field number. Moreover, immediately after establishing a first winning number the third-single, and final die, is rolled for its outcome of a one through six respectively. Upon its showing, of say a one, it's outcome is then added to the first two-dice roll sum, of seven (20), to produce the second winning field number in this instance, an eight, having its predetermined payoff (23) located beneath such a second winning field number, whatever the final outcome. Additionally, there remains the various ancillary wagers (50) located about the games layout. And, as such, these wagers include any type and value of wagers capable of being associated with this split hand method of play for three-dice. Also, at hand is the ameliorating action of the ace-deuce three (48) insurance wager for reducing either the player's or casino's exposure to extended loss.

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