GEN CON!!!

GenCon 2019 begins today for educators and retailers.  We'll be heading up to Indiana tomorrow afternoon to join in the fun, and it will be the kids' first time at a massive convention.  If you'll be in Indy for the big show, we'd like to meet you.  We haven't signed up for any events as yet, as we hope to meet some of our favorite companies and game designers on Friday. 


While we're onsite, doing lots of window shopping, souvenir purchasing, and probably participating in game demos, we'll also be playing convention bingo with Kris Giere (follow him on Twitter: @krisgiere).  You can join in on the fun and have a shot at some great prizes, including gift certificates for dice sets and a extremely limited edition dice tray made by Kris, himself! 


To get your personalized GenCon Bingo card, click here.  Bookmark the generated card in your phone's browser to save your progress. 


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If you'd like to meet the gamers behind little humans, BIG GAMES, contact us on Twitter anytime during the conference.

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