Question 1

I didn't receive any instructions for play, how do we play the game?

Accepted Answer

Single Hand" Liar's Dice

The game is played over multiple rounds. The first player for the first round is determined by mutual agreement or by all players rolling two dice with the highest roller becoming the first player. Play then proceeds clockwise around the table.

To begin each round, all players roll their dice simultaneously. Each player looks at their own dice after they roll, keeping them hidden from the other players. (If any dice has landed on top of another, the player must roll all their dice again.)

The first player then states a bid consisting of a face ("1's", "5's", etc.) and a quantity. The quantity represents the player's guess as to how many of each face have been rolled by all the players at the table, including themselves. For example, a player might bid "five 2's."

Each subsequent player can either then make a higher bid of the same face (e.g., "six 2's"), or they can challenge the previous bid. (Note that there are a large variety of bidding variations that can be used. We'll describe some of them below.)

If the player challenges the previous bid, all players reveal their dice. If the bid is matched or exceeded, the bidder wins. Otherwise the challenger wins.

If the bidder loses, they remove one of their dice from the game by placing it in front of their dice cup.

The loser of the previous round begins the next round.

(In the event that the game comes down to two players with only a single dice each, bids are then made on the sum of both dice instead the quantity of faces rolled.)

Example of play:

Bob, Lauren, Steve and John are playing a game of Liar's Dice. Bob is the first player. After they have all rolled and looked at their own dice, Bob begins by bidding "three 4's."

Play passes to Lauren, who makes a higher bid of "five 4's."

Play passes to Steve who bids "seven 4's."

Play passes to John, who challenges Steve's bid. Because the bid has been challenged, all players lift their dice cups to reveal their dice. There are six 4's showing, so John wins because Steve's bid was not matched or exceeded. Steve would have won if there had been seven or more 4's showing.

Because he lost the round, Steve takes one of his five dice and places it in front of his dice cup. It will not be used for the remainder of the game.

Question 2

How many dice in this game

Accepted Answer

Dear customer,
Thank you for your query. Our game comes with 5 dice of each colour (yellow, black, white, blue, green and red) for a total of 30 dice.
With kind regards,
Jaques of London - Customer Services

Question 3

How big are the dices?

Accepted Answer

Liars Dice: 1.5cm cube.

Question 4

What do you get in the box?  How many dice are there and is a drawstring travel bag included?  Thanks.

Accepted Answer

The Liars Dice consists of 1 drawstring bag,  6 x dice cups and 30 dice in total 5 of each colour.

ASIN	B07BQX5JB8
Age Range Description	Kid
Age range (description)	Kid
Best Sellers Rank	122,030 in Toys & Games ( See Top 100 in Toys & Games ) 199 in Dice Games (Toys & Games)
Brand	Jaques of London
Brand Name	Jaques of London
Colour	Multicolor
Container Type	Cup
Country Of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.7 out of 5 stars 521 Reviews
Educational Objective	Spacial Awareness
Included Components	Dice
Is Assembly Required	No
Item Dimensions	17 x 15 x 8 centimetres
Item Type Name	dice game
Manufacturer	Jaques of London
Manufacturer Part Number	89101
Material	Wood
Material Type	Wood
Maximum Age Recommendation	500
Minimum Age Recommendation	60
Model Name	Liars Dice
Model Number	89101
Number of Items	1
Number of Players	4
Number of players	4
Operation Mode	Manual
Other Special Features of the Product	Board Game, Handmade
Package Quantity	1
Power Source	Manual
Product Style	Classic
Set Name	Liars Dice
Size	17 x 15 x 8 centimeters
Theme	Number

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