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C-Lo is a street game played with three dice.

Basically, all players place their bet (equal amounts) into the pot, then everyone takes a turn rolling the three dice. If you roll 1, 2, 3, then you're instantly out. If you roll 4, 5, 6, then you "instantly" win (unless someone else rolls 4, 5, 6, which requires a shootout).

Otherwise, you keep rolling until two dice match (eg. 5, 5, 3) and your score is the amount on the remaining die (which would be 3 in the example).

Triple digits beat single digits (eg. 1, 1, 1 beats even a 3, 3, 6).

The person with the highest score after everyone rolls wins the pot. Ties are decided with the high scorers continuing to play against each other until there is only one winner.
I just rolled a 2, 2, 4 ... I beat your 5, 5, 2!
c-lo by John Petosa September 5, 2004
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play with 3 dice, roll until you get a pair. the 3rd number is your number. person who gets the highest wins. getting a triple is higher than a 6. 1/2/3 automatic loss, 4/5/6 automatic win.
c-lo by aim: z3wm4 September 27, 2003
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c-lo • C LOO PLATE • C-Los 2 Da M • M.C.Lo • T.C.LOCO. • clope • clow • clover • clot • clove
shitz game dat me and seminole 407 crew playz at lunch and sam alwayz cleanz up cuz he'z pro but his dyce sukk so he alwayz loses his money and givez him a gamblyn problem. thats pretty much c-lo
zhit i lozt all miyz moniy bitchezz!! i bet my watch!!! i hope i get c-lo!!
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A cigarillo blunt filled with marijuana
Lets go smoke that C Lo
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shit son, C.Lo is the numba one stunna
shit son, there goes C.Lo...
C.Lo by janey December 27, 2004
Girl: "Yeah, boi, I be from M.C.Lo!!"
Boi: "Fo' Sho' Baby"
M.C.Lo by SOY Chic July 20, 2008
A dice game, played with 3 die, where the highest roll wins, unless 4-5-6 is rolled, this being 'C-low'. Basically, 4-5-6 takes all. Other than C-low, 6-6-6 is the highest roll, naturally
1-2-3 is the enemy, you never wanna see em again
6-6-6 is the devils mix, and in this games the devis your friend
4-5-6 makes you king of the roll, then you take in all the dough
cause the only way to beat the devils mix is 4-5-6 C-low!
c-low by CoX NFLD September 17, 2008
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