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Raja Mantri Chor Sipahi
The chit game
Raja, Mantri, Chor and Sipahi. Can the Mantri find the Chor?
- 4 players
- Computer fills empty seats
- 5, 8 or 10 rounds
- Ages 6+
- Free, no ads
What it is
Raja Mantri Chor Sipahi is the chit game played with four folded slips of paper in homes and classrooms across India. The slips say Raja (king), Mantri (minister), Chor (thief) and Sipahi (soldier). Everyone opens their own chit in secret. The Raja calls out, the Mantri steps forward, and the Mantri must work out which of the other two players is the Chor.
Khel ON shares out the chits for you, keeps the score over 5, 8 or 10 rounds, and lets the Chor and the Sipahi pull a face to fool the Mantri. Points only: there is nothing to bet.
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How to play
Open your chit
Each player opens their own chit secretly: Raja 1000 points, Mantri 800, Sipahi 500 and Chor 0.
The Raja calls
The Raja and the Mantri are shown to everyone: “Mantri, find the Chor!”
Pull a face
The Chor and the Sipahi can pick a face to show, to fool the Mantri.
Make the guess
Right: everyone keeps their chit’s points. Wrong: the Chor takes the Mantri’s 800 and the Mantri gets 0. Most points after the last round wins.
Good to know
Play your way
With three computer friends, with four people passing one phone (each peeks at their own chit and folds it again), or online with up to three friends, with the computer filling any empty seat.
Chits stay secret
Online, each chit is sealed to its own phone, so no one can see anyone else’s until the guess is made.
Badges
Eight badges to collect, such as Chor Pakda for catching the Chor and Bach Nikle for fooling the Mantri.
Ready to play?
Raja Mantri Chor Sipahi opens right here in your browser. No account, no download. Friends can join from their own phones with a link.