This means if rolling a 6 you would take a chip from the player to your right, but this also means if you roll a wild you must give a chip to another player. Every instance of “give” is changed to “take” and vice verses. if they do then it changes the rules of rolling dice. On a player’s turn, before they roll the dice, they may choose to pay 3 chips into the center pot. Left Center Right Wilder, takes the LCR dice game variant above and adds an additional rule to it. If a player rolls three wilds that player takes all the chips from the center pot and immediately wins the game. If they roll two wilds, the player may either take 2 chips from another player or take 1 chip each from two separate players. When one wild is rolled that player will choose another player and take 1 chip from them. If a player rolls one or more wilds (aka 1s) then there are special actions done by that player. The rules are the same as the standard Left Center Right dice game rules, with the following exceptions. The official game has special dice with one side marked with a wild symbol, but you may play at home by using the 1-side of the die to represent a roll of a wild. Left Center Right Wild is a produced board game but can be played at home with regular dice as well. Love this game? Try out Sequence Dice! VARIATIONS LCR WILD The only player that still has chips, wins the game!
Gameplay continues until all players but one has lost all their chips.
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