Title by crazyfool1985, nommed by Leroy_Jenkins45.

July's thread

1st

http://adisney.go.com/disneypictures...ice/index.html

I'm starting to develop an addiction, this game is awesome

Heroic return to form by teh fool.

In on the ground floor

THREAD NEEDS MORE PANDAS. AND BEWBS.

This is an awesome party game. We play it with ones wild. So when you call 3 6s it means the sum of the number of sixes and ones is at least 3. Also you can call the same number of dice of higher value. I.e you can accept 2 5s and call 2 6s. You can call ones too and they are the highest value, although I've only seen it happen a couple of times.

+1 Hell yeah! More Pandas!

though, I think your caps lock has been broken...lol

Yeah, playing via that link a good amount of times, I think it's good to add actions like "Spot on" as well. You probably know what it is but since you didn't mention it...it's when someone bids a number then you say "Spot on", meaning that's the exact number of that bid on the table. What's the max amount of players you play with for this game? + does anyone give a crap if you just use red dixie cups, or do you go all out and use the formal dice cups?

2 months in a row . I gotta say , that Leroys nomming abitlity is superb imho

nomming fish on a heater imo ...

I AM OBVIOUSLY SHOUTING FOR EMPHASIS!

We don't play spot on, how does it work exactly? Number of players depends on how many dice we have . And we usually just cover the dice with our hands and don't use dice cups.

Most I played with was 6 or 7 players.

What that link needs is less dumb computer players. Just had it call LIAR on 2 sixes when he had 2 sixes himself. You can't get much worse than that.

Say it's down to you and one other player, and both of you have one die each.

Your opponent bids 1 three, and you believe him. You yourself don't have a three

Your options are to either call 2 threes or to call him a liar...both options are highly unlikely to get you a win. But if you call spot on, that means you believe there is specifically 1 three on the table. If you're right, he loses the die, and vice versa. It just prevents you from forcing yourself into a loss basically...it's in the Red Dead Redemption version (watched youtube videos)

And yeah, that link sucks but idk where else to play...and all my friends are f***ing nits that don't wanna pitch in a couple $ for some dice lol.

Edit - I realized in your version of the game versus my example, you can bid 1 four if you have one. But yeah, same situation comes up for your opponent then.

dont get it!

Thanks guys, great to be back. Might actually play some poker. I may also venture outside of the LC/NC and post in other threads. Cant promise i wont just be trolling though

you're a tit if that counts