🎲 LCR Family Game: Fun-filled Entertainment for All Ages, Colors May Vary Review

Simple fun game for the whole family. We play for monopoly money. Suitable for all ages as it is easy to learn. Great for large crowds. We use two tin pie plates and when the "money" hits the kitty we put it between the pie plates and pass it to the next person with the dice on the top plate. We played it with a group of 20 people and everyone laughed. They will never "walk" until the last "dollar" is left.

My friend introduced me to this game. So quick, easy and fun. Who knew that something so incredibly simple could be such a huge crowd puller. There are many variations of the game. During the holidays we used this game with our very young grandchildren. Chips were used and the chip pot winner could choose from a prize bag filled with various trinkets. It kept them busy while the adults played games that the kids were having too much fun with. It was a huge hit from 4-year-olds to 70-year-olds.

I gave this game to my great-aunt. We got to know this game at one of our family celebrations. She has a bunch of friends every week and she told me they all had a great time playing this game. The game is very simple and clear. It doesn't require complicated rules to learn, which is why I like it because it can be inclusive for everyone, including my younger cousins who may have trouble understanding other games due to their age.

We wanted a game that our 4 year old daughter could participate in and learn from. IT'S A GAME! From a 4 year old to our uncle in his 80's we all loved it. :) Easy to learn, play and also easy to travel as it fits in any bag or suitcase! It also helped our "baby" recognize them from LEFT TO RIGHT. It was a fun way to teach her as she was learning without even knowing! :) As a side note, if you want to increase your bet, use coins or coins instead of the chips that come with the game and play…

I love this game! It's good for a large or small group (the more the merrier) and all ages can play together. You don't have to worry about the adults hitting the young. It's all random, there's no strategy here, and nobody's ever been completely knocked out. Even if you lose all of your chips, there's a chance you'll get someone else's and return to the game. Instead of chips, we play for money - start with 3 chips of any value. We use quarters or dollars. The pot can get pretty big depending…

I already have this game. UNFORTUNATELY it came in the exact same "chips" color which I assume you don't have your own color choice, they pick it for you. Well I'm going to put a red dot in the middle of the chips with a red marker because if you drop them on the floor (and you accidentally do) the yellow ones are VERY hard to find. Only 24 chips, not enough to play with 3 or more people. So I have the perfect answer for anyone wondering. Instead of playing chips, WE play FOURTHS. Children can…