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(More customer reviews)Simple game. Six cups. One lid. Six sets of 5 matching dice. A bag and a metal box to keep them in. All cheaper than if you bought the dice separately, and cheaper than the Pirates of the Caribbean version (with 4 sets instead of 6) or other versions of "liars' dice." Great game with simple rules, a few twists, and no written score keeping. You simply take turns guessing how many there are of any numbered dice showing under everybody's cups after looking at your own. The numbers, either of dice or of the number showing, increase until someone doesn't think the call is likely. Either the person doubting or the person making the last call loses and loses one of his/her dice. Like I said there are a few twists on this, but with the number of dice changing the probablity changes. Played it once, ordered the game. Step-daughter played it, ordered the game. Order the game...seven 5s.
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From the Spanish word meaning, I doubt, this South American Liars Dice is an exciting game of guesswork, bluff and luck. No board, no setting up, no complicated rules. The object of the game is simple - to be the last person with dice. Start with 5 dice each and roll them on the table, using the cup to hide the results from everyone else. Taking turns, each player calls out how many dice of a given number appear under everyone's cups combined. Aces are wild. The strategy? Each bid must be higher than the last. If you don't think you can go any higher, challenge the last bidder. But be careful - whoever is wrong loses a die. Play continues until only one person has any dice left. So, wherever you may be from the Andes to the Rockies, with a handful of dice and a little cup, you're read to take on all newcomers. Packaged in a collector tin, this game includes 30 dice (5 each of 6 different colors), 6 colored dice cups, a cloth travel pouch with draw-string, and instructions. For 2 to 6 players.
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