Tips dudo: Difference between revisions

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This is the Tips page for Perudo.

For the rules of Perudo, see GameHelpdudo

Note how many dice are in play at the start of each round, since you'll be making guesses based on all the dice on the table.
Try to:
- Guess the truth or
- Bluff and lure other players into losing a die!
With few dice remaining, bluffing becomes more critical.
Watch out - Pacos don't count for anything in Palifico rounds (unless Pacos are bid of course)!

Use the lost dice are visible option to make the game easier.
- No need to memorise how many dice are still in the game.
- Helps to inform how high one can reasonably bid.

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-If using the ''calza'' variant, try to outguess your opponents, and only call calza when you are entirely sure about it. Maybe calling Dudo is a better option.
+This is the Tips page for '''Perudo'''.
+For the rules of '''Perudo''', see <b>[[Gamehelpdudo|GameHelpdudo]]</b>
+== General ==
+* Note how  many dice are in play at the start of each round, since you'll be making guesses based on all the dice on the table.
+* Try to:
+** Guess the truth or
+** Bluff and lure other players into losing a die!
+* With few dice remaining, bluffing becomes more critical.
+* Watch out - Pacos don't count for anything in Palifico rounds (unless Pacos are bid of course)!
+== Options ==
+=== Calza ===
+* Only call calza when you are sure about it!
+* Calling Dudo is usually a better option.
+=== Lost dice are visible ===
+* Use the '''lost dice are visible''' option to make the game easier.
+** No need to memorise how many dice are still in the game.
+** Helps to inform how high one can reasonably bid.