L-C-R Game

R**	2 4 3 3 3	0	LCC	3 1 3 3 3	2	L	3 2 2 3 3	2	L	3 2 3 2 3	2	***	3 2 3 2 3	2
***	3 2 3 2 3	2	**	3 2 3 2 3	2	R	3 2 2 3 3	2	L	3 2 3 2 3	2	R*L	4 2 3 3 1	2
R*L	2 3 3 3 2	2	RR*	2 1 5 3 2	2	C	2 1 4 3 2	3	RC*	2 1 4 1 3	4	**R	3 1 4 1 2	4
*CL	1 1 4 1 3	5	L	2 0 4 1 3	5	***	2 0 4 1 3	5	C	2 0 4 0 3	6	**C	2 0 4 0 2	7
C*	1 0 4 0 2	8		1 0 4 0 2	8	***	1 0 4 0 2	8		1 0 4 0 2	8	**	1 0 4 0 2	8
*	1 0 4 0 2	8		1 0 4 0 2	8	LR*	1 1 2 1 2	8	*	1 1 2 1 2	8	**	1 1 2 1 2	8
*	1 1 2 1 2	8	*	1 1 2 1 2	8	LL	1 3 0 1 2	8	L	1 3 1 0 2	8	**	1 3 1 0 2	8
*	1 3 1 0 2	8	R**	1 2 2 0 2	8	RL	1 3 0 1 2	8	C	1 3 0 0 2	9	CR	2 3 0 0 0	10
RR	0 5 0 0 0	10

Each refresh plays one game of l-c-r. Columns show each player's roll followed by all player's chips and the center pot after that roll. Try more players. View the source. Try my variant, l-c-r-s, where S splits the pot.