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I started playing Bunco in August of 1999 as a replacement in a Bunco club of eight women. I enjoyed the game so much that I became a permanent player. By October of 1999, our club had grown to twelve women. Bunco is not an easy game to explain, but the following is how I explain it to others. Our Bunco club is divided into three tables of four players per table. At each table you pair up with the player across from you. There is a head table, a middle table and a loser table, as we call it. Every player gets a score card before the game, and it is numbered one through twelve. The score card is placed face down and each player picks a card. If your card is numbered one through four, you start at the head table; cards five through eight start at the middle table; and card nine through twelve starts at the loser table. The score cards have four sections, each numbered one through six, for twenty-four spaces. This means you play four rounds of one through six for a total of twenty-four rounds. Each table is given three dice to use for each round. The game is best explained in sections. First, explain the rules of the head table, then the rules for the middle and loser tables. The players at the head table are also the timekeeper
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