BigCherry - Dice, 50 x 12mm Round Corner Spot - Mixed

small dice, quite light but roll really well, even mix of colours, good quality, fabulous value.

Not really much to say about these, other than there was indeed 50 in the bag, they were multi-coloured and of good quality.I bought these when I was looking for one - I can't remember what for - and after looking all through the house AND in all the board games I could find, not a single die could be found. So I thought it'd be a good idea to have a pack of spares. So I bought these and they'll do the job nicely.

Dice are my life

Ideal for a home made version of the commercial game. I use in school to support children with numeracy difficulties:Equipment: 10 dice each, Tensie cards, scoring sheet.1 Basic TensieAt count of “Three, Two, One, Tensie” players roll dice. The aim is to be the first to have ten dice the same. You set aside the rolled dice whose number you wish to keep and keep rolling the others to you get Tensie. First finished takes the first Tenzie card, second the next etc. The Tensie card gives you the score for tat round.2 Tensie DeclaredThe number of the target is pre-chosen, either by the leader or the last winner. E.g. “5”. Game then proceeds in normal way.3 Tensie PairsFive pairs of dice that add to ten. This must either be 6+4 or 5+5 as no other pairs make ten.4 Tensie SetsAny grouping of dice that add to ten. E.g. 5 + 4 + 1 or 6 + 2+ 1 + 1.No dice can be left over not in a set that makes ten. This means that initial sets will have to be broken and re-arranged.5 Tensi OddsAll odd numbers6 Tensie EvensAll even numbers.7 Tensie StraightFour x 4; three x 3; two x 2; one x 18 Tensie Less ThanRoll in pairs of dice. The total of each subsequent pair must be LESS than the total of the previous pair.9 Tensie More ThanRoll in pairs. The total of each subsequent pair must be MORE THAN the previous pair.10 Tensie Two ColumnBasic game 1 or 2, but must build two columns of five balanced dice.11. Tensie Split ColumnSame as 10, but with two different numbers, e.g. column of 5 and column of 612 Tensie BlindPlay in pairs. One player the roller is blindfolded. The partner directs them. Can be used in conjunction with any other variations.13 Tensie Invent your OwnYour own variation.

Good selection of colours, and perfect to keep in the drawer for when you lose one (as inevitable you will) and help avoid the tantrums that will likely ensue.They are slightly smaller than a standard dice, but they are still perfectly usable and readable even by young children. My 3 year old has had no problems counting the dots.I have used them with my Beaver Scouts (Children aged 6 and 7) and they have really loved being able to chose their own colours, and this has also made it easy to differentiate which dice belongs to which person.I highly recommend these as a great low cost option for a high quantity of dice.

Great product and very cheap. My friends and I love to gamble and thanks to playing liars dice with my friends I've gambled away my house and I only have £5 to my name, I now live in my car but these dice make it all worth it...

Very nice dice

Great product, durable, lots of fun at parties and chill games night in. Good amount of dice to do lots of different games and replace missing dice from board games