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The LCR dice game is a fast-moving game that anyone can play. It requires three or more players and can be played with both small and large groups, so it makes a particularly good game for family gatherings, holiday parties, summer get-togethers, or other such events. Like slot machines or Bingo, LCR requires no skill or decision making of any kind. But, also like those games, it’s simple to play and provides plenty of excitement. There is a boxed version of the game available, …

Often used as a drinking game, or even for stakes, this is an easy to play, casual dice game that's good for playing with a larger group. Object of the Game The object of the game is to be the player with the highest score after a single round. Equipment Five 6-sided dice A dice cup (optional) Number of Players 2 or more but best with at least 4 Terminology The 6 result on a die is commonly known as the Ship, the 5 is the Captain, the 4 is the Crew, and the other two dice are known as the Carg …

Beetle is a simple but creative dice game of rolling and drawing. Alternate Names Bug, Cootie Object of the Game In turn, players roll a die to determine which body part of a beetle (or bug or cootie) they are allowed to draw. The first player to finish drawing their beetle wins. ADVERTISEMENT (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Equipment One  6-sided diePencil and paper for each player Number of Players 2 or more How to Play Beetle Randomly choose a player to begi …

The number seven is often thought to be a lucky number. But in this dice game, rolling seven is considered a bad thing. You'll need three or more players and six  6-sided dice. ADVERTISEMENT (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); How do you play Sevens? The game is played in an agreed-upon number of rounds. In each round, all players take a turn rolling the dice. One player is chosen to begin and then play proceeds clockwise around the table. Each player in turn rolls …

Liar's Dice is known by many names, such as Doubting Dice, Dudo, Perudo, Mexacali, Call My Bluff, "pirate's dice," "deception dice," and so on. But regardless of what name you call it, Liar's Dice requires two or more players and is typically played with a set of five 6-sided dice for each player. Since players must keep their dice concealed from other players, one dice cup for each player is recommended. There are numerous Liar's Dice boxed games available, but any set of dice and dice cups wou …