Craps vs. Liar's Dice
Comparing 2 standards across 17 specifications. 17 key differences identified.
Craps is a standard casino dice game played with two 6-sided dice where players wager on the outcome of rolls across a specialized layout. The fundamental bet is the Pass Line, which wins instantly on a 7 or 11 on the 'Come Out' roll and loses on 2, 3, or 12. Establishing a Point (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10) allows players to take True Odds bets with 0% house edge.
Liar's Dice (Dudo / Perudo) is a bluffing dice game where players conceal five 6-sided dice under cups, bidding successively higher claims on the total quantity of a given die face across all hidden cups. 1s (Aces) are wild. A round ends when a player challenges the previous bid by calling 'Liar' (Dudo), resulting in the loser forfeiting one die.
Specification Comparison Table
17 Parameters| Parameter / Spec | ||
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Dice Used
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2 precision 19mm casino D6 dice | — |
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Pass Line Natural Win
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7 or 11 on Come Out roll | — |
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Pass Line Craps Loss
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2, 3, or 12 on Come Out roll | — |
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Point Numbers
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4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 | — |
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Pass Line Base Payout
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1:1 (Even Money) 1.41% house edge | — |
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Don't Pass Base Payout
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1:1 (12 pushes) 1.36% house edge | — |
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True Odds Payout (Points 4 & 10)
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2:1 0.0% house edge | — |
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True Odds Payout (Points 5 & 9)
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3:2 0.0% house edge | — |
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True Odds Payout (Points 6 & 8)
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6:5 0.0% house edge | — |
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Field Bet Payout (2 & 12)
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2:1 or 3:1 one-roll bet | — |
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Dice Per Player
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— | 5 standard 6-sided dice with cup |
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Wild Face
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— | 1 (Aces) counts as any face in bids |
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Bid Escalation Rule
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— | Higher quantity OR higher face value |
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Challenge Call
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— | Liar (Dudo) challenges previous player |
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Exact Bid Call
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— | Calza / Spot On claims bid is exactly correct |
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Elimination Rule
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— | Lose all 5 dice |
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Special Round: Palafico
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— | When player reaches 1 die (Aces not wild) |