George Company LLC LCR Center Review

This game is very easy to understand and fun for all ages. You can play for money - when I play with my sister and our older friends we use dollar bills - or you can play with younger players or players on a budget for pennies, dimes or quarters. One day we were playing with friends and their kids using cheese doodles! LAUGH OUT LOUD. I first played it at my sister's house; Her friend brought it and I loved it! Plus, it's so easy to have on hand. You can always put it in your wallet for a quick

LCR is a dice game for all ages. We play around the picnic table when camping with multiple families. When we play "Left-Center-Right" there is a lot of laughter and applause. I have to admit we play this game for quarters, but if those stakes are too high you can play for dimes, nickels, pennies or smarties, for example. A good way for kids to learn left and right, and playing with coins, you can feel kids sharpen their counting skills. You can play as many or as few rounds as you like or have

this game is quick fun and all ages can play as long as they can dice. It's good for teaching little kids left to right. The chips granted stay with you until you roll an R or L and then pass a chip to the left or right player next to you. Roll a C and the character hits the middle and is out of the game. Each of the three dice has a C, L, and R, and the other three sides have a point. A dropped point means you don't have to pass a chip. In the end, almost all of the chips end up in the middle…

This game comes in a small portable case with three dice with the letters L, R and C or dots on them and a bunch of small yellow chips. Easy to learn for all ages, it will help little ones learn to turn left and right, as well as count and keep score. My only concern is that losing chips is very easy. However, the first time we only took cubes with us for dinner and used sugar cones instead of chips. Whatever that means, you can even use slips of paper as counters. We all learned to play…