
1949
Tate and State
0–0 players · 0 min
Players take turns throwing dice with the values of a smiley face, T, A, t, E, S (in order of decreasing value) and try to score the best combination. The first player can stop at one throw or re-throw all or some of the dice. Other player can only have as many throws as the first player.
Some combinations are:
'Enterprise': Smiley face and TAtE (Best combination) 'Five of a kind' 'Four of a kind' and so on 'Stagnation': STAtE (losing throw, player pays penalty)
This game seemed to have been produced by Tate and Lyle sugar refineries to protest against nationalization of the sugar refining industry.
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