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Giant Left Right Center

Roll three dice, pass your coins left, right or to the middle, and hope you are the last one holding any. It is a game of pure chance — which is exactly why it works at a party where half the guests would never sit down to anything with rules.

By Sawyer V.Published September 11, 2026Last updated September 11, 2026
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Best giant dice party game

GoSports Left Right Middle Giant Dice Game

Three giant dice in foam or wood, 24 game coins, a carry bag and rules, published for 3 to 8 players — the pass-the-coins dice game scaled up for a table or a lawn.

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Left Right Center is the dice game that ends up at every family gathering because it asks nothing of anyone. There is no strategy, no skill and no way to get better at it. You roll, you pass coins, and you win or lose on luck — which means the eight-year-old and the grandparent have exactly the same chance.

The giant version takes it off the card table. Whether that is worth it depends on where you plan to play.

Published spec

What the giant set includes

GoSports published contents for its giant Left Right Middle set.
ElementPublished
Dice3 giant dice — foam or wood options
Coins24 game coins
Players3 to 8
CarryCarry bag
RulesComplete rules included
Die sizeNot published
Age floorNot published

Three to eight players is the useful number. It means one set holds a whole picnic table. The gap in the listing is the die size — GoSports calls the dice giant and oversized but does not say how big. If size matters to you, the dice materials comparison lists the sets that do publish it.

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Where it fits

Criteria

How we picked

GoSports showed add-to-cart when we checked, and it publishes a player count, contents and rules. It does not publish a die size or an age floor, and we have left both blank. We have not played it — how we pick.

If your group would rather have a dice game with decisions in it, the scored games — Rollzee and Farkle — are on the main yard dice page.

The picks in full

Every pick, with its published specs

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Best party dice game

GoSports Left Right Middle Giant Dice Game

GoSports

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Our spec score

6.9/10

Spec completeness
4/10
Footprint clarity
4/10
Durability
6/10
Pack-down
9/10

Scored on published specifications only. We have not played this set.

Three giant dice in foam or wood, 24 game coins, a carry bag and rules, published for 3 to 8 players — the pass-the-coins dice game scaled up for a table or a lawn.

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Skip this if you need to know how big 'giant' is. GoSports publishes no die size for this set, only that the dice are oversized and come in foam or wood.

What works

  • A published 3 to 8 players — it holds a table
  • Foam or wood, so you can pick the noise level
  • Rules and coins included
  • No skill at all, which is the point at a party

What does not

  • No published die size
  • No published age floor
  • Pure chance — nobody gets better at it

Published specifications

Dice
3 giant dice; foam or wood options

Source: GoSports product listing

Coins
24 game coins

Source: GoSports product listing

Players
3 to 8

Source: GoSports product listing

Carry
Carry bag

Source: GoSports product listing

Rules
Complete rules included

Source: GoSports product listing

Die size
—

Not published by the manufacturer.

Coin material
—

Not published by the manufacturer.

Age floor
—

Not published by the manufacturer.

Manufacturer listing: GoSports product listing

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FAQ

Questions people actually ask

How do you play Left Right Center?
Each player starts with coins. On your turn you roll dice — one for each coin you hold, up to three — and each die tells you to pass a coin to the left, to the right, into the middle, or keep it. The last player with coins wins the middle. There is no skill involved at all.
How many people can play giant Left Right Center?
GoSports publishes 3 to 8 players for its giant set, which comes with three dice and 24 game coins. That range is what makes it a party game — it holds a whole table.
Is Left Right Middle the same as Left Right Center?
It is the same format. GoSports sells it as Left Right Middle; the game is widely known as Left Right Center. The dice, the coin passing and the last-player-standing finish are the same.
Are the giant dice wood or foam?
Either. GoSports publishes the set with foam or wood dice as options, but does not publish the die size for either. Foam suits indoors and small children; wood suits a patio.

Why you can check our work

We have not played these. Every figure above is copied from a manufacturer's published listing or a governing body's published rules, and named so you can verify it. Where a maker publishes nothing, the field is blank rather than filled in. How we pick explains the whole method, including what would change a recommendation.

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