Instructions on How to Play 'Liar's Dice'

1. The Basics
   • Each Player has a total of five dice. If there are two players, the total amount of dice in play is 10. If there are three players, the total amount of dice in play is 15, and so on.
   • You can only roll your dice cup (or hand) once per round.
   • Each round ends after someone calls out another player as a 'Liar'(see Bidding & Liars).
   • Each player must make a bet.
2. Bidding & Liars
   • When Bidding, you say two numbers. The First number is how many dice you are claiming there are, and the Second number is the value of those dice. For example: 4, 5 (or four 5's) means you are betting that out of ALL of the dice in play, four of them are 5's.
   • Each players bid MUST be at least one number greater than the previous players' bid in one of the categories. For example: If the previous bid is Four 5's, you MUST bid Five 5's OR Four 6's.
   • If you think someone has bid something that is not possible you may call them out (or call them a 'Liar'). You then look at all the dice in play. If they're bid is incorrect, they lose. If they're bid is correct, you lose. The round is then concluded and each player rolls their dice again to start a new round.