Guide To Dice And Dice Games: The Pocket

The book is a 176-page compendium that balances historical trivia with practical gameplay. It is designed for a general audience interested in social history, family games, or the mechanics of gambling.

It provides clear instructions for a variety of games, ranging from medieval pastimes like Gluckhaus and Farkle to modern staples like Craps and Backgammon . The pocket guide to dice and dice games

The word "dice" comes from the Latin datum , meaning "ought to be played" Dice Divination (using dice for fortune-telling) The Pocket Guide to Dice and Dice Games - Keith Souter The book is a 176-page compendium that balances

A significant portion of the book focuses on the "darker side" of dice, including how to identify loaded or "crooked" dice and tips for winning fairly. The word "dice" comes from the Latin datum

Chapters cover the fundamentals of odds and probability , as well as niche topics like dice stacking and "dice magic". Author Profile

The book traces dice back to ancient India (circa 3000 BC) and explains that early dice were often made from "knuckle" or ankle bones.