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LCR
This game consists of three dice and a set of poker chips. Each player starts with three chips and on their turn a player rolls the three dice. For each "L" rolled, they give a chip to the player on their left. For each "R" rolled, they give a chip to the player on their right. For each "C" rolled they put a chip in the middle of the table. For each dot rolled, nothing occurs. The dice are then passed to the next (clockwise) player. If at any point, only one player has all of the chips, that player wins the game.
What is LCR
This game consists of three dice and a set of poker chips. Each player starts with three chips and on their turn a player rolls the three dice. For each "L" rolled, they give a chip to the player on their left. For each "R" rolled, they give a chip to the player on their right. For each "C" rolled they put a chip in the middle of the table. For each dot rolled, nothing occurs. The dice are then passed to the next (clockwise) player. If at any point, only one player has all of the chips, that player wins the game.
Re-implements:
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Game details
- Players
- 3–12
- Age
- +5
- Duration
- 20 min
- Difficulty
- Light
- Type
- Board game
- Year
- 1983
- Mechanics
- Dice Rolling
- Categories
- Dice
- Designer
- (Uncredited)
- Publisher
- George & Company · R&S Marketing · Cardinal · Imagination Games
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For non players family gatherings. Use cash
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How many players is LCR for?
LCR plays with 3–12 players.
How long does a game take?
A game takes about 20 minutes.
What age is it suitable for?
It is recommended from age 5.
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