The first player's declaration was fake, in the sense that his hand does not contain the cards he claimed, so he surrenders by giving his hand back to the dealer, and loses a point.He proves it by showing sufficient of his cards to everybody to prove that he has what he claimed. The first player's declaration was genuine in the sense that his hand contains the combination he declared.If the second player challenges, there are two cases: (Most often he will accept at this early stage of the game) he may challenge it, saying "liar!", or " I doubt it!", or "bullshit!", or "go to hell! " etc.he may accept it, saying "OK", or "yes", or "I'll take it", etc.The second player (the player to the left of the first player) has two options: The player examines his hand without showing it, and declares a poker hand ( see below for details of the possible declarations). One player volunteers to start the first round and five cards are dealt to this player only.
If you are not familiar with these, refer to the Poker Hand Ranking page.Ģ to 8, or even more players, but the game is best for 3 to 5.
LIARS POKER DICE PLUS
One regular 52 card deck, plus 2 jokers acting as wild cards.Īlthough this game is not really a poker variation, it uses the usual poker hands with the same ranking. Poker Menteur (= Liar Poker in English) is the card equivalent of a dice game known in Britain as Liar Dice.
This page is based on a contribution from Jean-Pierre Coulon
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