Pirate's Dice
There are many names for this popular dice game, such as Doubting Dice, Dudo, Perudo, Mexacali, Call My Bluff, "pirate's dice," "deception dice," and so on.
But regardless of the name, Liar's Dice requires two or more players and is typically played with a set of five 6-sided dice for each player.
Since players must keep their dice concealed from other players, one dice cup for each player is recommended.
There are two ways to play Liar's Dice. In one, each player has five standard 6-sided dice, and in the second, all players share a single "hand" of five dice that is passed around the table.
There are many names for this popular dice game, such as Doubting Dice, Dudo, Perudo, Mexacali, Call My Bluff, "pirate's dice," "deception dice," and so on.
But regardless of the name, Liar's Dice requires two or more players and is typically played with a set of five 6-sided dice for each player.
Since players must keep their dice concealed from other players, one dice cup for each player is recommended.
How to play Pirate's. Dice.
There are two ways to play Liar's Dice. In one, each player has five standard 6-sided dice, and in the second, all players share a single "hand" of five dice that is passed around the table.