In Minus Auction II, a negative number of cubes from -3 to -35 are auctioned. Players decide the order of the auction through lots. All the players start the game with 9 chips each, and the chips are used to refuse a winning bid. Negative number cubes are revealed one by one through a random lottery, and players decide whether to reject or fetch the number cube according to a predetermined order of auction. If you don't want to win a number cube, you have to say no and pay 1 chip. If a chip is paid and rejected, the winning bid for the number cube is passed to the next player. In the case of winning a number cube, the other player takes the chips to reject the cube. At the end of all number cube auctions, add the negative number you won. And the final score is calculated as a plus 1 point for each remaining chip. If the winning negative number is a continuous number, only the number with the smallest absolute value is calculated. At the end of the game, the player with the fewest negative points becomes the winner, and the player with the most negative points becomes the candidate for elimination. (Source: namu.wiki)