Bunco is a fun and social dice game. Basics of Bunco:

Game Structure: A game of Bunco consists of two to four sets, with six rounds in each set.

Setup: Players sit at multiple tables with four players each. One table is the head table.

Gameplay: Players at each table take turns rolling three dice to earn points, with all tables playing simultaneously.

Round Signals: A player at the head table rings a bell to start and end each round.

Scoring: During each round, players try to roll the same number on the dice as the current round number (e.g., rolling three 3s in Round 3 earns points).

Points: One point is awarded for each dice that matches the round number. Players keep rolling until they score no points, then the scorekeeper records their points as the temporary team score, and the dice pass to the left.

Ending a Round: When the head table reaches 21 points, the round ends, and the bell rings to signal this.

Changing Partners and Tables: After each round, players change partners and/or tables.

Winning: At the end of the game, there are often multiple winners, with prizes for most Buncos, wins, losses, etc.

But don't let this dry summary of the game give you the wrong impression. Bunco games are known for being lively and loud, filled with socializing, dice rolling, friendly competition, and lots of celebrating! It's a great way to bring people together for fun and friendship.