Put and Take Spinner - Solid Brass Game Spin Dice Top Game It is a fun game to play with family and friends. Makes a great gift. This top is larger than most. Will take some practice to get it spinning. Some people get it the first time, others take longer, but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy to get it up and spinning! put and take spinner The Spin Dice Top game is a metal object made of solid brass. Spin Dice Top Game eight sides are marked as follows: AP, P1, P2, P3, TA, T1, T2, T3. The markings indicate AP- All Pay – Everyone puts one ante into the pot P1 - Pay One – The player will ante one into the pot P2 – Pay Two – The player will ante two into the pot P3 – Pay Three – The player will ante three into the pot put and take dice game Put and take spinner The center of gravity stabilizes for long spins, but this requires skill and you can choose to compete with a friend to beat his spin time! TA - Take All - This is the big one! The player takes the entire pot. Everyone will ante again and the game will start over. T1 - Take One - The player takes one ante from the pot. T2 - Take Two - The player takes two antes from the pot. T3 - Take Three - The player takes three antes from the pot. To start play, the ante is set, then each player antes one into the pot. Each player will spin the Ante-Up; if it falls, the player will do as indicated on the side that is up. (For example, if the Ante-Up falls on T1, the player would remove one ante from the pot). The Ante-Up is then passed around the table clockwise, with each player taking their turn. TA - Take All - This is the big one! The player takes the entire pot. Everyone will ante again and the game will start over. T1 - Take One - The player takes one ante from the pot. T2 - Take Two - The player takes two antes from the pot. T3 - Take Three - The player takes three antes from the pot. To start play, the ante is set, then each player antes one into the pot. Each player will spin the Ante-Up; if it falls, the player will do as indicated on the side that is up. (For example, if the Ante-Up falls on T1, the player would remove one ante from the pot). The Ante-Up is then passed around the table clockwise, with each player taking their turn.