We’ve found so many great games at yard sales and thrift stores this summer that we decided to show you more than the typical one per week! For the next 10 days we’ll introduce you to a Thrift Treasure that you’ve probably never seen or heard of before. For our third feature, we bring you Pass the Pigs by Milton Bradley.

What a perfect game for us Iowa residents! Pass the Pigs by Milton Bradley gave us giggles & fits! - SahmReviews.com

Rolling pigs. This game can be summed up in those two words. In reality this is nothing more than a dice game in a nice travel case where the object is to roll combinations that are worth various points.

What a perfect game for us Iowa residents! Pass the Pigs by Milton Bradley gave us giggles & fits! - SahmReviews.comBut what makes this game unique is the brilliantly designed pigs that can land in different positions. Because the odds of rolling each position aren’t distributed evenly, some combinations are worth more than others.

What a perfect game for us Iowa residents! Pass the Pigs by Milton Bradley gave us giggles & fits! - SahmReviews.com  What a perfect game for us Iowa residents! Pass the Pigs by Milton Bradley gave us giggles & fits! - SahmReviews.comBoth on their sides? 1 point. Both on their noses (called a Double Snouter)? 60 points. Both on their sides but bellies facing each other? Lose all your points. First to get to 100 wins!

Pass the Pigs by Milton Bradley is no longer in print, but the game is still being offered by Winning Moves, who you’ve seen us mention many times. At around $10, it just might be the perfect gift for your gaming friend in farm country!

17 thoughts on “10 D.o.T.G. – Pass the Pigs

  1. I think that is a really cute game, pass the pigs. I have never heard of this game before. I also love all the finds you can get a thrift store or yard sales.

  2. OMG.. what a super fun game.. I bet you guys had a blast. I have to check it out, my daughter would get a kick out of this. We love Family game night and this would be perfect.. The pigs are too cute…LOVE it!!!

  3. What year was this game? It is so cute, but I have never seen nor heard of it. Those dice are amazing ~ a great feat of engineering! I love pigs.

  4. I have never heard of this game but it sounds cute and fun. There can be such treasures at the thrift stores indeed. Thanks for sharing.

  5. i first played this game in lithuania, when i was on a volunteer program. a girl from denmark brought it with her- it was called, and forgive my spelling- kaste grist- i think that is right? throwing pigs, i think was how she translated it. we were all obsessed with it! LOL.

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