In these games the dice are only half the story. The rest happens above the cups: what you claim, what you believe, and when you dare to call someone a liar. Perudo and Liar's Dice are the classics, where everyone bids on what lies hidden around the table.
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A two-player duel of poker hands and hidden rolls, where the boss decides whether the round counts at all.
A Cuban cup game where aces count the most, and five aces (a carabina) wins the entire match on the spot.
Hide five dice under your cup, bid on what the whole table shows, and call out the bluffs.
Open rolls with two dice where the lowest roll costs a life and 21 beats everything.
Two hidden dice, claims that must keep rising and lies that cost lives. Mia, a roll of 21, beats everything.
Bluff with hidden dice where ones are wild and a call of dudo decides who loses a die.
Mia is the quiet one: two dice under a cup passed around with ever bolder claims. Mexican is open and simple, with lives lost on the worst roll of each round. Both are up and running within a minute.
Anyone can win. The dice level the field, and the player who reads the table best often beats the one who knows the most probability theory. That makes these some of the most social dice games there are.