• 2009 Ludoteca Ideale, Games of the Year
• 2006 Årets Spel (Sweden), Winner, Best Adult Game
• 1993 Spiel des Jahres winner.

History

- It is believed the Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro brought the original game to Spain from South America in the 16th century, and that it might have originated with the Incas: Perudo History.

- E. S. Lowe Company Inc. published Liar's Dice in 1974. It included a two player version of the rules along with other dice games.

- Milton Bradley published Liar's Dice in 1987. It is the first instance of the six-player, betting board, die re-roll version of the game later published as Bluff / Call My Bluff by F.X. Schmid in 1993. Both these games were designed by Richard Borg.

- Published as Perudo by University Games in 1994 with slightly different rules. Perudo adds an extra option of bidding on wild ones.

- There was an F.X. Schmid re-issue in 1997.

- Ravensburger, having acquired F.X. Schmid, re-published Bluff in 2001.

- There was also a version with 2 cups published by Luckicup Co. (1850 Garden Tract Rd., Richmond, California) called Luckigames which also contained rules for nine other dice games: Boss Dice; Pee Wee; Ship, Captain, Mate and Crew; Elimination; Poker Dice; Twenty-One; Engineer's Dice; Razzle Dazzle. Year uncertain.

- Endless Games (I) published a 4-player version of Liars Dice in 2002.

- The game, Pirate's Dice, portrayed in the 2006 film, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, is essentially the same, but has simplified rules.

- Luring is the alternate name for the Norwegian version that was published by Cappelen Damm AS in 2006. It includes up to six players.

• 1 Gameboard
• 6 Dice Cups
• 30 Yellow Dice (6 is a Wild Star)
• 1 Red Bidding Die (6 is a Wild Star)
• 1 Instructions Booklet

• 1 Rubber Mat (Bidding Track)
• 6 Dice Cups
• 30 Yellow Dice (1 is a Wild Star)
• 1 Red Die (1 is a Wild Star)
• Instructions

• 6 Cups
• 30 Dice
• 1 Travel Pouch
• Instructions

• 4 plastic barnacle-encrusted Cups
• 20 Dice
• Rules

• 1 Gameboard
• 6 Dice Cups
• 30 Yellow Dice
• 1 Red Die
• 1 Rulesheet

Main rules variations

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