Liar's Dice

Liar's Dice

Deception and distrust are the rules of the game in Liar's Dice: one player tries to trick his or her opponents into betting on the wrong set of dice, while the rest try to catch the liar. It's a gambler's speed game of deception: although anyone can win, there's only one place for cheaters, liars, and losers…in last place!

Set your wits and cunning to beat your opponents and win big in HABA's Liar's Dice: a fast-paced game of deception. Perfect for a quick match on those moments of down time.

With more than one way to win, Liar's Dice is an irresistible game that's always fun to play—and even more fun to cheat at.

Liar's Dice is a tabletop game played with two sets of six dice each. The dice are similar to the type used in board games like Yahtzee and come in four different colors, matching the players' tokens. Liar's Dice requires at least three (and preferably four) players; it also has optional rules for playing solo. Each player has six "dice" of one color, and all players but one contribute a number of dice to a pot. At the beginning of each round, players roll their dice in order from highest to lowest (according to the 2nd through 5th rolls in most varieties

Liar's Dice is a game in which two or more players are each given five dice, and take turns selecting one die from their pool of dice and setting it aside as "the truth". Players then take turns selecting and revealing one die from their own pools. If the total on the selected die is greater than seven, that player loses. Otherwise, the player who selected that die wins the round. In some ways, Liar's Dice is an extension of Poker, the object being to make good predictions based on incomplete information.

The same old dice game gets a new look. In Liar's Dice players make combinations as they roll the dice. The player with the best poker face wins - not the one with the best luck.

Liar's Dice is a game in which each player attempts to collect dice of his/her own color, while shooting for special combinations with the dice. There are many different combinations that may be made, and some affect the number of dice one has in his hand, while others are ignored. The first player to rid all of their dice is the winner – if there is no liar among them!