Cachito Numbers
Numbers are probably the most important element in a game of Cachito, mainly because it is a game centered on dice. The dice used are the typical ones used in most common games and are thus six sided, with the numbers 1 through to six presented on the die’s interface. Cachito’s history can be traced back to the ancient Incan culture, however it is a game that is enjoyed by a great many people around the world, thanks – in part – to the easy accessibility of Cachito on the internet.
Because Cachito originated in South America, it is only natural that most of terminology used will be in the Spanish language, however players need not be fluent Spanish speakers to enjoy Cachito. In a game of Cachito, each number on the die, from one to six, has a unique name that is only used in this game. In it highly recommended that players familiarize themselves with the exact number terms before they start playing. Trying to concentrate on your moves and strategies while simultaneously attempting to remember the correct terminology used will not contribute to your success in the game.
It cannot be reiterated enough the importance of checking the various rules and terminology pertaining to a particular version of Cachito before you begin playing – especially if your game play involves gambling for real money.
Cachito Number Terminologies
Number 1 on the Die: This is known as ‘as’ or ‘ases’ (plural). The ‘as’ refers to what is known as an ace in English and acts as a Joker in the game of Cachito. Special rules apply to as announcements during a game.
Number 2 on the Die: The number two is called three different names during a game of Cachito. It is known either as ‘tonto’ (‘tontos’ – plural); ‘don’ (‘dones’ – plural) or ‘pato’ (‘patos’ – plural).
Number 3 on the Die: This is known as ‘tren’ or ‘trenes’ (plural).
Number 4 on the Die: The number four is called three different names during a game of Cachito. It is known as either ‘cuarta’ (‘cuartas’ – plural); ‘cuarto’ (‘cuartos’ – plural) or ‘cuadra’ (‘cuadras’ – plural).
Number 5 on the Die: The number five is either known as ‘quina’ (‘quinas’ – plural) or ‘burro’ (‘burros’ – plural).
Number 6 on the Die: The number six is known either known as ‘sexta’ (‘sextas’ – plural) or ‘cena’ (‘cenas’ – plural).