After a quick dinner, Mr. Carr and the other regulars play a game called Cashflow, spending at least three hours rolling dice, moving colored figurines of rats across a multi-colored board and becoming pseudo-millionaires.

Mr. Carr is among a growing number of Cashflow enthu-siasts around the world. They are followers of the game and its creator, Robert T. Kiyosaki, known for his best-selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Many players say the game gives them tools to gain wealth, helping them figure out ways to pursue their dreams by earning income beyond their nine-to-five jobs. Although many players have yet to match their game results with real life, there are Cashflow success stories.