Three men from the Lhasa Drama Group play a game of sho from beginning to end. As they roll the dice, the players call out the names for the numbers they need for an advantageous move. As they do this, they also often recite a riddle associated with that number, which is usually a play on a homonym of the number’s name. They also discuss what number a player needs to roll for a good move, curse after bad rolls, and suggest how other players should move their pieces. The game ends when one of the players wins by moving all of his pieces off of the gameboard.