Raise the bid. Read the room.
Your dice are private. Every bid describes the whole table. Push the count higher—or call the bluff.
How the tension builds
NO PASS- 1Roll in privateOnly you can see your dice.
- 2Raise or challengeIncrease the bid or call bluff.
- 3Reveal the tableThe losing side drops one die.
Play liar's dice online in a private room
Bluff Dice is a free online dice game for 3–6 players. Every player rolls a hidden set of dice, then bids on how many dice of one face they think exist across the whole table. The next player must raise the bid or challenge it. When someone calls bluff, all dice are revealed and the losing side gives up a die. The last player with dice wins.
- Private rollsYour dice stay hidden on your screen until a challenge reveals the table.
- Rules enforced liveThe game validates higher bids, turn order, wild ones, challenges, and eliminations.
- Fast rematchesKeep the same group together and start another round from the results screen.
How to play Bluff Dice
- Create a private room for 3–6 players. With the default rules, everyone starts with five dice, and only you can see your own roll.
- Bid on the total number of a face across every player's dice. Ones are wild by default, so they also count toward bids on twos through sixes.
- On your turn, raise the quantity, or keep the quantity and raise the face. If you think the previous bid is too high, call bluff instead.
- A challenge reveals all dice. If the table has at least the bid quantity, the challenger loses a die; otherwise the bidder does. Reroll and continue until one player has dice left.
A turn in practice
A bid of four fives means at least four dice across the table show five or a wild one. After that bid, four sixes or five twos is a legal raise. If a challenge reveals only three matching dice, the bidder loses a die.
How do wild ones work in Bluff Dice?
On standard bids, every one counts as the face being bid. That makes the true total harder to read and gives players more room to bluff before someone challenges.
Is Bluff Dice a version of liar's dice?
Yes. It uses the hidden-dice bidding and bluff-calling format of liar's dice. This version supports 3–6 friends, starts with five dice per player by default, and uses wild ones in its default rules.
Do I need real dice, and is there betting?
You do not need physical dice. The game rolls for you, shows your dice privately, and tracks bids and eliminations. You play for the win; there are no real-money bets.