We've been astounded by the avalanche of requests we've received for L C R®/Left Center Right™ prompted by word-of-mouth promotion! Here's a few of the enthusiastic comments we've heard:

"I am very happy with this product, in fact I bought seven of them. A couple of friends wanted it and I got it as gifts. I was very happy with the company and the price in which they had it."
-Christine Mccray (New Jersey)

“Another very simple and fun game for people who enjoy friendly competition and social interaction. Play with real coins to make the game more interesting for adults. Easy to use, fast-paced, easy to travel with, packs easily. Great game for those periods of waiting for flights or appointments.”
-M. Elizabeth Andrews (Palmyra, PA)

"This game is so much fun! My son plays with his friends, and we play as a family! Teaches kids to follow directions, count, and teaches them left vs. right. And it can last for hours. For fun, instead of using the chips, we play with peanuts, m&m's, etc. Adds a little more excitement! I would highly recommend it! Great stocking stuffer!"
-M. D. Less (Baltimore, MD)

"I saw your game LCR on the Rachel Ray Show and am getting some for myself and selling it at our Hardware Store"
-Joan Hall, Gronis Hardware, Inc. (Leavenworth, KS)

“I played this game at a friend's house this past summer and it was so much fun, I bought 1 for me and 1 for the host of the party. The more people playing, the more fun!”
-D. Hobden (Lowell, MA)

"Every year after Thanksgiving dinner we pull out LCR and have a blast! We play with dollar bills, so each round costs us $3.00 but the jackpots are usually in the $50.00-60.00 range. We play about 4 - 5 games that night and truly the time is very memorable. Every year someone new usually comes to our Thanksgiving dinner and they always say it was the best Thanksgiving they ever had. Of course my cooking is good :) but it is the game and the great fun we having playing it that makes people feel very welcome. We love this game, and this is a tradition that we will always hold on to."
-T. Fullriede (Wilmington, IL)