2 definitions by gavoni
Game variation on liar's dice (see liar's dice).
The variation is a 2,1 is an "instant drink" for the next player.
If the next player believes you, then they drink. If they do not and you are lying, then YOU drink twice. If you are telling the truth, then HE/SHE drinks twice as much.
The twenty one is bets told to the next player by humming a familiar Mexican tune like "La Cucaracha" or "Mexican Hat Dance".
Also can be played with a shot of booze as the penalty/reward for having Mexican.
The variation is a 2,1 is an "instant drink" for the next player.
If the next player believes you, then they drink. If they do not and you are lying, then YOU drink twice. If you are telling the truth, then HE/SHE drinks twice as much.
The twenty one is bets told to the next player by humming a familiar Mexican tune like "La Cucaracha" or "Mexican Hat Dance".
Also can be played with a shot of booze as the penalty/reward for having Mexican.
Mexican Dice is played like this (read liar's dice first):
Player 1: (shake, sees a 4,5) Poorly singing "La cucaracha, la cucaracha..." "Mexican!"
Either
Player 2: Says "OK" (drinks the shot of booze)
-or-
Player 2: Says "Bullshit" (lift the cup to see the 4,5). So, Player 1 drinks the shot of hard booze, or whatever.
Player 1: (shake, sees a 4,5) Poorly singing "La cucaracha, la cucaracha..." "Mexican!"
Either
Player 2: Says "OK" (drinks the shot of booze)
-or-
Player 2: Says "Bullshit" (lift the cup to see the 4,5). So, Player 1 drinks the shot of hard booze, or whatever.
by gavoni July 7, 2008
A drinking game for two or more players. It is a quick game, but is best played with less than 7 players. It is played with two dice and a large plastic cup (24 oz or more).
Play starts with Player 1 who shakes the dice in a cup then turns the cup over onto the table. Player 1 peeks at the dice. The dice make a number and Player 1 tells the next player that number, reading the highest number first. Player 2 can believe Player 1, but must beat that number with his/her own number. Player 2 then shakes the cup and tells a higher number to Player 3 - even if Player 2 does not get a higher number. The game is "Liar's Dice", remember).
The game goes in one direction and continues until either the player with the dice is caught in a lie, or the player who calls it a lie is incorrect.
A pre-determined amount of alcohol is consumed by the "loser". Play resumes quickly.
(SEE MEXICAN LIAR'S DICE FOR NEAT GAME VARIATION)
Play starts with Player 1 who shakes the dice in a cup then turns the cup over onto the table. Player 1 peeks at the dice. The dice make a number and Player 1 tells the next player that number, reading the highest number first. Player 2 can believe Player 1, but must beat that number with his/her own number. Player 2 then shakes the cup and tells a higher number to Player 3 - even if Player 2 does not get a higher number. The game is "Liar's Dice", remember).
The game goes in one direction and continues until either the player with the dice is caught in a lie, or the player who calls it a lie is incorrect.
A pre-determined amount of alcohol is consumed by the "loser". Play resumes quickly.
(SEE MEXICAN LIAR'S DICE FOR NEAT GAME VARIATION)
Liar's Dice is played like this:
Player 1: (shake, sees a 3,4) "forty-three"
Player 2: OK. (shake, sees a 4,5) "fifty-four"
Player 3: Um, ah...ok. (shake, sees a 5,5) "sixty-one"
Player 4: Bullshit! (Player 4 lifts cup exposing Player 3's 5,5)
So, Player 3 sheepishly chugs some pre-defined quantity of alcohol.
Player 4 re-starts the game.
Player 1: (shake, sees a 3,4) "forty-three"
Player 2: OK. (shake, sees a 4,5) "fifty-four"
Player 3: Um, ah...ok. (shake, sees a 5,5) "sixty-one"
Player 4: Bullshit! (Player 4 lifts cup exposing Player 3's 5,5)
So, Player 3 sheepishly chugs some pre-defined quantity of alcohol.
Player 4 re-starts the game.
by gavoni July 7, 2008