Čing Čong

The selected player says "qing-chong" and any number from zero to a number that is the number of hands the other players have in front of them. Immediately after saying the number, all players now playing raise one, both, or no thumbs.If the number of thumbs raised is the same as the number said, the player who chose that number takes one of his hands out of the game. If the number does not match, the other players leave their hands in play and the next player follows in the order you freely choose before the game. The player who removes both of their hands from the game wins.

Why is the game called qing chong? The game probably originated in ancient China in one of the most populous cities, Chongqing (chongqing). This game was a way for the locals to pass the time. For us, however, it's better to pronounce ching chong than chongqing, so we've changed the name of the game a bit.

The game has been adapted for the computer version so that whoever wins first gets a point and thus everyone starts over.

The game is also adapted for software - Mobile 6.0