No. Every face counts as itself, which keeps the maths simple.

Can I see the computer's dice?

Only after a challenge, when both hands are shown.

Who starts each round?

The player who lost the last challenge.

A bluffing dice game against the computer: bid how many dice show a face, or call the bid a lie. Lose all your dice and you are out.

Liars Dice

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A real run of the game, recorded with captions and no sound.

Each of you rolls five dice and sees only your own. You bid how many dice of one face are on the whole table, including the hidden ones.
Each new bid must raise the number of dice, or keep the number and raise the face.
Instead of bidding, press Challenge to call the last bid too high. If the table has at least that many, the bidder was right.
The loser of a challenge loses a die and starts the next round. The player who loses all five dice loses the game.

Controls: mouse or touch. Made by CalcoTools.

Your own dice are real information: bid faces you hold more of.
About one in six of the unseen dice shows any given face, so a bid far above that is risky.
Raise the face instead of the number when you can, to keep the bid believable.
Notice what the computer bids: it tends to bid faces it holds.

Are ones wild?: No. Every face counts as itself, which keeps the maths simple.
Can I see the computer's dice?: Only after a challenge, when both hands are shown.
Who starts each round?: The player who lost the last challenge.