A dice toss to misery: which board game causes most family chaos?
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Richard GloverBroadcaster and Sydney Morning Herald columnist
July 9, 2021 12.01pm
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After a week or two of lockdown, the board games start to emerge. In homes around Greater Sydney, the ominous words are heard: “Maybe we should play something.”
Think again. Haven’t people been through enough?
Playing board games has become a popular lockdown activity.
Credit:Daniel Pockett
First up is the battered box called Trivial Pursuit, rescued from under the bed where it was discarded in the late-’80s. Alas, all the questions are about Bob Hawke,