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Liar's Dice

Your phone is the dice cup. Shake to roll a hidden hand, peek when nobody's looking, and check the odds before you call a bluff.

Press Shake to roll your dice under the cup

Odds calculator

How to play Liar's Dice

  1. Every player starts with five dice and a cup. Everyone shakes and looks only at their own dice.
  2. The first player makes a bid about all the dice on the table, such as "four 3s", meaning at least four dice show a 3.
  3. The next player either raises the bid (more dice, or the same number of a higher face) or calls "liar".
  4. When someone calls, everyone reveals. If the bid was true, the caller loses a die. If not, the bidder loses one.
  5. Lose all your dice and you're out. The last player with dice wins.

Using the odds

With ones wild, each hidden die has a 1 in 3 chance of matching any face other than one, so you can expect about a third of the unseen dice to match. If there are 12 hidden dice, about 4 of them will match on average. Bids well above that are worth challenging.

Frequently asked questions

Can I play Liar's Dice with just phones?

Yes. Each player opens this page on their own phone and presses Shake. Your dice stay hidden until you press Peek, so nobody can see your hand.

Are ones wild in Liar's Dice?

In the most common rules (Perudo style), ones are wild and count as any face. Tick "Ones are wild" in the calculator if your group plays that way.

How do I know if I should call a bid?

Count how many of the bid face you have, subtract that from the bid, and enter the rest in the calculator along with the number of dice you can't see. If the chance is low, call "liar".

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