Liar's Dice

Also known as: Dudo / Liar's Dice (Dudo)
2–612BoardCPU availableNo sign-up, free

With dice hidden under cups, you see only your own dice and bid on the table total. Catch false bids with Dudo and keep your dice to be the last player.

Play with friendsJust send the invite link. No sign-up for them either
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Play over time
Practice against the computerStart right away. Choose the strength
Players
CPU strength
Find an opponent onlineComing soon (October)
Tutorial (5 min)Learn the rules as you play

Before you start

Settings for this game against the CPU. To change them later, start a new game.

Starting dice

What we record

Liar's Dice in 30 seconds

  1. SetupRoll the same number of dice under hidden cups.
  2. TurnsRaise the quantity or face of a bid. 1s are wild.
  3. DudoChallenge a bid, reveal all dice, and the wrong player loses one die.
  4. WinBe the last player with a die.

At a glance

The numbers for this game. These match the actual game implementation.
ItemThis game
Players2–6 players
Play timeAbout 12 min
TypeBoard
Ranked playNo
Practice against the CPUYes
PriceFree (no account needed)
Rights holderA public-domain classic game
Last updated2026-10-07

How to play Liar's Dice online with friends

  1. Tap "Play with friends"A party is created with a 6-character code. No account is needed.
  2. Send a link or QR codeShare it on LINE, or just read the code aloud.
  3. Everyone opens it in a browserOnce 2–6 players have joined, the host taps "Start".

Rule highlights

Setup, play, winning, and house rules

Setup

  • Roll the same number of dice under hidden cups.

How to play

  • Raise the quantity or face of a bid. 1s are wild.
  • Challenge a bid, reveal all dice, and the wrong player loses one die.
  • Wild rounds cannot open with 1s. Switching to 1s needs half the previous quantity rounded up; switching back needs twice plus one.
  • The player who loses a die starts next, or the next remaining seat. A player first reaching one die starts a special round with ordinary 1s and a fixed face.

Winning

  • Be the last player with a die.

House rules

Default is this site’s setting. Changeable shows whether the party can change it.
NameDescriptionDefaultChangeable
Starting diceStarting diceFewer dice make a shorter game. The four-player estimates include time to read bids and reveals.Everyone starts with the same number.5 dice (about 10–15 min with 4 players)Changeable
1s1sWild 1s count as the face bid from 2 to 6. Bids of 1s count only 1s and use quantity conversions. Ordinary 1s have no conversions.Choose whether 1s also count as other faces.1s are wildChangeable
Exact call (Calza)Exact call (Calza)If the bid is exactly right, gain one die up to the starting limit. Otherwise lose one die. Some table rules allow out-of-turn calls; here only the current player can call.Add the option to call the exact quantity on your turn.OffChangeable
Special round (Palifico)Special round (Palifico)1s are ordinary dice and the first face stays fixed; only the quantity rises. Each player gets this once. You can allow one-die players to change the face, or turn special rounds off.A player reaching one die for the first time starts a special round.Keep the face fixedChangeable

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FAQ

How many players?

2–6, or solo with three CPUs.

Is real money used?

No money is used. Keep your dice and aim to be the last player with a die.

What happens when I have no dice left?

You can stay seated and watch. When all human players have no dice left, the game ends immediately.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes. No app is needed — just open it in a browser. You can join the same party as people on a PC or tablet.

Can two people play?

Yes. This game supports 2 or more players.

Can we play without being online at the same time?

Yes. Choose “Turn-based (told each turn)” and you can make one move whenever you like. We tell you when it is your turn. A table ends automatically, with no winner or loser, after 45 days without a move.

Rights holder and physical edition

This is a public-domain classic game. The rules follow the standard reference rules.

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Last updated 2026-10-07 · Run by Qdan, Inc.