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Side-by-Side Comparison Dice Games

Liar's Dice vs. Yahtzee

Comparing 2 standards across 19 specifications. 19 key differences identified.

Comparing:
Liar's Dice
Yahtzee

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.

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Yahtzee is a classic 5-dice game governed by official Hasbro standards where players take up to three rolls per turn to fill 13 distinct scoring categories. Reaching 63 points in the Upper Section awards a crucial +35 point bonus, rolling five-of-a-kind scores a 50-point Yahtzee, and subsequent Yahtzees award +100 bonus points with Joker substitution rules.

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Specification Comparison Table

19 Parameters
Parameter / Spec
Dice Per Player
5 standard 6-sided dice with cup
Wild Face
1 (Aces) counts as any face in bids
Bid Escalation Rule
Higher quantity OR higher face value
Challenge Call
Liar (Dudo) challenges previous player
Exact Bid Call
Calza / Spot On claims bid is exactly correct
Elimination Rule
Lose all 5 dice
Special Round: Palafico
When player reaches 1 die (Aces not wild)
Governing Publisher
Hasbro
Total Dice Used
5 standard 6-sided dice
Rolls Allowed Per Turn
Up to 3 rolls
Total Scoring Categories
13 boxes (6 Upper, 7 Lower)
Upper Section Bonus Threshold
63 points (three of each 1–6)
Upper Section Bonus Value
35 points
Initial Yahtzee Score
50 points (5 of a kind)
Subsequent Yahtzee Bonus
100 points per additional Yahtzee
Full House Score
25 points (3 of a kind + pair)
Small Straight Score
30 points (4 sequential dice)
Large Straight Score
40 points (5 sequential dice)
Chance Score
Sum of all 5 dice points