that it is fairly easy to steal sushis was just a “gut” feeling. But now I did some precise calculation by using the Heckmeck-propability table and …
… and found out that there is the likelyhood of 31,295525% to stealing some sushi (exactness of excel).
In a game with four participants this gives a chance of only 32,4306068% that I do not loose a six to some nasty player before I get chance to protect my tasty sushi.

I can’t remember the exact rolls of our game, so: perhaps we have now to start making better recordings in our game diary and add some usefull information like: “Number of Sushis stolen by Peter from Michael”