Chinese gambling game invented during the Northern and Southern dynasties Crossword Clue Answer
The verified answer to this New York Times crossword clue, with its letter count, appearance history and related clues from the same puzzle.
THE CLUE
“Chinese gambling game invented during the Northern and Southern dynasties”
THE ANSWER
FANTAN
The answer to “Chinese gambling game invented during the Northern and Southern dynasties” is FANTAN.
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NYT Crossword April 10 2026FANTANFull puzzle ›About this clueThe clue “Chinese gambling game invented during the Northern and Southern dynasties” most recently appeared in the NYT Crossword on April 10 2026. The verified answer is a 6 letter word. We have tracked this clue 1 time across the NYT Crossword, Mini and Midi puzzles, and the answer above matches the officially published New York Times solution for its latest appearance. Curious about the word itself? Look up Fantan in our dictionary for definitions, syllables and more.
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