Questions the house hears often

Do I need an account to play?

No. Walk in as a guest — one click, no email — and you are at a table. An account only adds the things worth keeping: a nickname nobody else can take, a rating, and a place on the house leaderboard.

Is it free?

Yes, completely. No purchases, no ads, no currency. The game runs in the browser and the house asks for nothing.

How many players does Liar's Dice need?

Two to six at a table. Short a player? Any empty seat can be filled with a house bot, so a table of one human is still a game.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. It is a web page, not an app — Safari or Chrome on a phone plays the same table as a desktop, with nothing to install.

What happens when someone calls the liar?

Every die at the table is revealed and counted. If the bid was good, the caller loses the round; if it was short, the bidder does. The loser takes the revolver.

Is the revolver actually random?

Yes — the server rolls it, not your browser. With one round in six chambers the first pull fires 17% of the time, and the odds are printed for everyone before the trigger is pulled.

What is the "spot on" call?

Instead of raising or calling liar, you can declare the standing bid exactly right. If the count matches to the die, everyone else at the table adds one round to their revolver — permanently — and pulls. If you are off by even one, you take the revolver yourself. Hosts can turn the rule off.

What languages does the game speak?

English and Ukrainian, switchable at any moment in settings. Both are written by hand, not machine-translated.

Can I play with just my friends?

Yes. Make the table private and share the link — only people with it can sit down. Public tables appear in the lobby for anyone.