LCR Family Game (Colors May Vary) - One Game

GREAT FUN.

If you've never played this game, put it on your list. When you think you can't win because you have no tokens, you'll be surprised that you're still in it. It's a great game for all ages. Depending on who we're playing with, we sometimes do buy-ins, which adds to the fun. I really like this set because it has the L, R, C and dot that clearly tells you to pass the tokens, to the left, the right or the center. I've played with other sets that have a hand pointing to the left or right and has a star or a dot. Those images make most of us take a second or two to think which way we have to pass our tokens. That delay actually makes us not cheer or groan right away. So this set is actually more fun to play than those other sets. It seems insignificant, but it really affects the amount of fun. I really like this set... A LOT!

This little game is the MOST fun, especially for a big crowd. The more players, the better. We recently had a get-together with 12 family members, including children ages 7, 6, and 4-year-old twins. Even the little ones could play because they knew their letters and they quickly learned that L meant left, R meant right, and C meant center (and of course we helped them). Simple concept: Each person had 3 dimes (or you could use pennies, quarters, bingo chips, jelly beans, M&Ms, etc). Each of the dice has an L, an R, and a C, and 3 dots. The dot means you keep your dime, otherwise you pass it to wherever it says. You only roll as many dice as the number of dimes you have. Even if you don't have any dimes left, chances are on the next go-round, you will get some from the person on your right or left. Play continues around the circle until only one person has a dime left, and he/she is the winner and gets all the dimes from the center. We continued and played several games, giving back 3 dimes to each person. When we wanted to stop for the night, the person who won the last hand got to keep all the dimes. It was a fun game, one of the best times we've had in a long time, and everyone agreed we will play it at every get-together. And it comes in a little plastic tube with about 25 chips, the whole thing is only about the size of a roll of quarters...easy to carry in your purse or pocket. WE LOVE THIS GAME!!!!!

Great family fun!!

Love this game! It's good for a big or small group (the more the merrier), and all ages can play together. You don't have to worry about the grown-ups overpowering the youngsters. It's all chance, there's no strategy involved, and no one is ever knocked out completely. Even when you lose all your chips, there's a chance you'll get someone else's and get back into the game. Instead of using the chips, we play for money -- start with 3 of whatever denomination you want. We use quarters or dollars. The pot can get quite large, depending on how many people are playing. Also good if people have been drinking since there's not much concentration involved. Just roll the dice & follow what they say. It can get pretty loud when it gets down to the end, with people screaming for the money. Lots of fun!

Love it

I learned how to play at a bar and needed a pair for myself! Really fun and really easy to learn!

We wanted a game that our 4 year old daughter could participate in, and learn from. THIS IS THE GAME!!! From 4 year old to our uncles who is in his 80's, we all had a blast. :) Simple to learn, to play, and again, an easy way to travel, as it fits in any bag or suitcase!It also helped our "Little One," learn her LEFT from her RIGHT. It was a fun way to teach her that, as she was learning without knowing! :)As a side note: If you wanted to up the 'ante' use quarters or coins instead of the chips that come with the game, and play for keeps with the money. :) It's also a good "COLLEGE" game, as you can play to 'sip' whenever you have to miss or skip your turn.Overall, a fun game for any occasion and any age!