Bananagrams Fluff Rolling Dice Game - Family Game with Cups Like Liars Dice

This is a great family game! My youngest (6) cannot grasp it but my eldest (8) does and it is great fun challenging her! We have to give it our best efforts to beat her (and we rarely do!)Each player has 5 die which is only visible to them. One person starts by calling the number of die they estimate to be in the game eg “three twos” - but only they know what they have and, hence, how likely the statement is.Each player is forced to constantly increase on the previous person’s call - eg if the previous person guesses that there were three “fives” in the game then The next player has to either say there are four “fives” or three “sixes” at a minimum. Anybody can call your bluff but if they get it wrong they lose a dice. If they are right, I lose a dice. The game is to bluff at the right time so that you force your opponent to make a crazy call when their turn comes around and you can catch them out! (Unless they are smarter and catch you out!)After a bit of practice you can really have fun with the game and can target other people. A great game that gets better as you learn the tricks! Recommended for 8y and older.

Out of the 30+ games we have at home fluff is a family favourite.It's easy to pick up the rules, even for relatively young children but deep enough for adults to really enjoy. Sure, you could whip up a liars dice set for pennies but a nice, vibrant and complete package for this price is a steal.Pretty portable too.100% worth a buy!

We played this game on a recent holiday and everyone loved it. It was easy to learn although there is a lot of strategy involved. If you have to pack light this might not be the game for you since it took up quite a bit of space in the bag. One of our cups does not close as well as the others which can lead to the dice flying off if you shake it too vigorously - obviously the kids refuse to have this one!

I'm not sure if I'm just teaching them to play poker when they grow up, but lots of similar skills here in bluffing and considering probabilities.Ok, up front this is quite a bit of money for a bunch of dice and some plastic pots, but actually the presentation, quality, and whole package is where the value comes in.We got off the ground very quickly to play with 2, 3, then 4 people. Super easy to get, and my 2 daughters loved how devious you can be. Strategy naturally creeps in, as does different techniques in bluffing.If you wanted to play you could do with just 5 dice each and set number 1 as the "joker", but if you can afford it this is a great package.The proof is in the pudding, and every time we finish a round, my kids always want another ASAP!

Mixed feelings about this game. Not the easiest to play

I bought this game for friends who can’t tell me enough, how brilliant it is. I’m going to have to buy one for my family too!

We play a LOT of board games in our family but just couldn’t grasp this at all. Ended up giving the 2nd one purchased to a local charity

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