
Lie Lie TRUTH
It's a game where you try to guess who's lying, and a game where you try to deceive others by lying.
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Each player draws one card at a time from a deck containing cards numbered 1 through 9.
That's your role. The player who drew the card must find another identical card. (There's no point in matching 9s, so you have to look for the discarded 0.)
Each player has 10 coins.
2011-2014
Ohhhh
The game begins with drawing one card from the deck. When it's your turn, the first player draws one card from the deck. Then, discard one card face down from your hand of two. When you do this, you must say the number on the card you are discarding. You can lie or tell the truth .
The next person to turn can take a card from the deck or one of the cards they discarded face down, so think carefully before you say anything.
2007-2010
Uu
When you discard a card, the other player declares either NON (no reprimand) or Lie (lying). If a player declares Lie, the player who declared Non can declare TRUTH against the player who declared Lie.
If there is a Lie, the discarded card is turned over to check the truth. If the Lie is correct, the person who declared Lie receives 1 coin from the person who lied and discarded the card.
If there is a TRUTH against a Lie, and Lie is correct, then Lie receives 1 coin from everyone who declared TRUTH.
If TRUTH is correct, you will receive 1 coin from everyone who declared Lie.
*The coins you earn here cannot be used to place bets in this game. You will have to return the coins you received to the other person later, so be sure to keep track of who gave them to you and keep them separate from your own coins.
The coins you win can only be used as your own bets in the next game, and only the player who declared the endgame can use them.
Next, the second player takes one card from either the discarded card or the deck, declares a number from their hand, and discards it face down. They can choose to take the card that the first player discarded, even if it is face up. However, they are not allowed to shuffle their hand. Once they take a card, they must not move it from its original position; if they placed it to the right, they must place it to the right, and if they placed it to the left, they must place it to the left.
Then, repeat the above steps. When the deck runs out, rearrange the discarded cards and make a new deck until someone declares the end game.
To win and collect the coins you've accumulated, you must be the first to collect one more card for your hand, successfully achieve either a Lie or Truth, and declare the endgame.
What you should be careful about is
- If a face-down card is turned face up by the judge, it will remain face up until the deck is rebuilt.
- The winner will never be determined unless an endgame is declared.
Players are free to trade or share their hands, but they must never publicly reveal the numbers of their opponents' hands.
You may change your wording from Lie to Truth, but once the refereeing begins (i.e., the face-down card is revealed), you cannot cancel it.
- If you run out of coins, you are eliminated. However, if someone has declared an endgame, and your coins were taken by someone else, they will be returned, allowing you to participate in the second round.
・If you declare Lie or TRUTH, you must bet coins.
The player making the declaration can decide how many coins to put down . Of course, before the referee begins, you are free to increase or decrease your bet, but at least one coin is mandatory.
Before the deck runs out, each participating player must declare either Lie or Truth by turning their "Hand Card" sideways. They can declare either Lie or Truth once without placing a coin bet. Turn your Hand Card sideways. This proves you have declared Lie or Truth once.
If there are Lie or TRUTH players with a sideways winning combination, you cannot collect coins from them . If you win with a sideways winning combination, you can collect coins from BET players.
If you forget to turn your card sideways and do not make a Lie without a BET or a Truth (you only made Lies with a BET or Truth) before the deck runs out, you will lose the game.
This person's coins will be divided among the remaining players, and any remaining coins will be divided through rock-paper-scissors or similar methods. Of course, the person who loses the negotiation is free to take the coins and join the game.
The winner is determined by performing the above steps while having one of your hand cards in your hand, and then successfully performing either Lie or TRUTH.
By revealing a hand of cards that match the required role and declaring "End Game," you can claim all of your current winnings.
Other players who were unable to declare an end game must return all the coins they received during the game. This is repeated three times, and the player with the most coins at the end of the round wins.
The person who declares the endgame can use the coins they earned in the second round of the game as betting coins, and those coins become theirs.
*You don't necessarily have to end the game just because you've collected all the cards that match your hand and successfully made your declaration. You can pretend to the other players that you don't have all the cards and continue the game. If you have all the cards and have successfully made your declaration, you have the right to end the game at any time you like.
It's just like "Koi Koi" (a Japanese children's game).

