description Left Right Center Overview
Left Right Center, usually written LCR, is a social dice game in which players pass chips according to symbols rolled on three special dice. A player with three or more chips rolls three dice, passing chips to the left, right, or a central pot as indicated; players with fewer chips roll fewer dice, and the last player holding chips wins. The commercial version was published by George & Company, with a 1992 publication date commonly associated with the game.
help Left Right Center FAQ
How do you play Left Right Center?
Players roll three special LCR dice when they have at least three chips. The symbols tell them to pass chips left, right, or to the central pot.
What happens if a player has fewer than three chips in Left Right Center?
A player with fewer than three chips rolls only as many dice as chips held. A player with no chips remains in the game because another player may pass a chip to them.
What do the L, R, and C symbols mean?
The L symbol means pass a chip to the player on the left, and R means pass one to the right. C means place a chip in the central pot, while the dot keeps a chip with the roller.
How does someone win Left Right Center?
The winner is the last player still holding chips. The central pot is not normally won during play, because chips placed there are removed from circulation.
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