Chicken dining at the buffet – worms, of course. Here, many fans of the eponymous card game Gigi Gacker gather. It only takes three dice per player to create a lot of clucking on the chicken menu. At the start of a round, a worm snack of varying sizes and tastiness is laid out on the buffet for each player. Who gets which snack is determined by rolling the dice. Players take turns picking one die from their roll, knowing that worms directly at the buffet will ultimately be "consumed" by the player with the highest total dice result – even if they are not always the most appealing snacks. When placing the second and final die, the chickens try to outsmart each other with little "tricks": now they can choose to roll the dice again or even replace them with already collected snacks. It is also quite popular to simply reverse the order at the buffet to still manage to grab the biggest treats even with poor dice results.