dice cups

[John Bark]

Post your dice cup picture curious what you all use. I use a dice tower, but might switch to a cup for a change. Thanks

 

[xenovin]

I use both but a glass works best if limited table space and superior for allowing you opponent to see you rolls. Sorry at work but I use cup from the ASL Open that they were reselling at ASLOK. Hotel glasses usually make great cups with thier thick base

 

[Vinnie]

I used to use glasses but stopped after the second one broke on me. Too dangerous for my money. Need to see if I can get a decent acrylic one.

 

[Will Fleming]

Probably going to get a nice leather dice cup for traveling. Just not worth the risk to my dice tower. You can find some on Amazon or searching Google.

I imagine a quality leather one will outlast me and go down as a good investment.

 

[hongkongwargamer]

I use both but a glass works best if limited table space and superior for allowing you opponent to see you rolls. Sorry at work but I use cup from the ASL Open that they were reselling at ASLOK. Hotel glasses usually make great cups with thier thick base

Aye, hotel glasses with a rubber band to muffle the tinkling! Been snatching them ever since!

 

[Michael R]

I use a dice tube. It is made of acrylic. Both ends open for changing the dice.

 

[AZslim]

 

[sdennis]

I use a dice tube. It is made of acrylic. Both ends open for changing the dice.

Michael, I was thinking of getting one of those but his website has said no more for 2 years or so now...

 

[Michael R]

Michael, I was thinking of getting one of those but his website has said no more for 2 years or so now...

Shame. The dice tube is not cheap, however, at fifty dollars US.

 

[MajorDomo]

David Goldman sells a dice glass with ASL Open rubberband and 10mm dice for something like $5.

The rubberband mutes the sound, the glass is thick and sturdy and the 10mm cubes tumble around adequately.

Never had "cocked dice", and the dice escape much less often then with dice towers I used to use.

Rich

 

[chris_olden]

Been using this one since '02;

 

[samtyson]

I have been using one of these for years. It works better with the bourbon washed out.

 

[KYCATS7]

...that sir, is a debatable statement

I have been using one of these for years. It works better with the bourbon washed out.

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[RevJJ]

I'm a left handed lummox with big hands and a heavy wedding ring. I don't use glass to roll dice because I'll break it. I might as well be swinging a club at it. I do have a small foot print dice tower that is nice and wide (made for rolling polyhedral dice) so my dice don't get stuck or bounce/launch out of the tray. I use the tower when I'm not playing at my place. At home, I prefer my leather dice cup.



The rolling pad is 1/2 of a ripped mounted board 34 with a thin adhesive foam pad. I poster tack it to my game table. I love it.

 

[PaKfront]

I used this at one time.

 

[PaKfront]

Now we use these. I like the tower and my son likes using the tray.

 

[Eagle4ty]

I infrequently use a glass dice cup, but when I do it's only if it's a precision dice cup. Living in the Northern Hemisphere, the northern gravitational pull on the dice dropped into a non-precision dice cup with potential bottom of the glass flaws would cause the dice to roll unevenly and produce flawed results over the course of several thousand rolls. This problem is more prnounced the closer the dice cup glass is employed to the magnetic North Pole. I have had no experience in the Southern Hemisphere so cannot speak to the effects of a South Pole pull.:nod:

 

[David Goldman]

The World's Best Dice Rolling Cup is still for sale, see attached flyer.

 

[FDBarbarian]

Now we use these. I like the tower and my son likes using the tray.

Where was the tower purchased from?

 

[Westy]