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short for Left-Right-Center, a gambling game, wherein a group of people sit around a table, each posessing three dollars. they have three special dice with an L, an R, a C, and three dots on the sides, respectively. each person rolls however many dice that correspond with how many dollars they have. if you roll an L, you give a dollar to the person on your left. If you roll an R, you give a dollar to the person on your right. If you roll a C you have to put a dollar into the middle, like the jackpot. A dot means you get to keep your dollar for yourself. The game is played until only one person has a dollar. The person then rolls one dice, and if he gets a dot or a C, he gets the jackpot. if he gets an R or L, he gives the dollar to the person and they roll the dice.
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