Liar,Liar Card Game
 

I'm curious to know if there is a lancashire variation of the card game Liar, Liar. I ask because I was playing a game with my neighbours and it was played in this manner. Each person was dealt a card until the pack was dealt, then you had to declare a minimum of 2 cards or a maximum of 4 cards as legitimate. If found to be false, you had to pick up the cards that had already been played previously. Your final 2 cards had to be true or you couldn't play them and you have to declare they are your last cards. If you only had 1 card left you had to take one from the player before you. Is this a warped version, known by another name or is my neighbour telling me porkies. Answers & possible rules greatly appreciated (because this idiot likes playing games) :D

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I didn't even know there was a card game called 'Liar Liar' :o

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I never played it with a two-card minimum, or the honesty thing at the end (although both rules make sense). Can't remember what we called it at school, though. Never played it since.

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Have the official rules book for the majority of card games. Liar, Liar is played with dice. The version I was playing seems to be a Lancashire version. A lot of card games I come across have a regional version or a given a different name altogether. Bit confusing really.

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Was playing it with flatmates a few nights ago... with the variation if you got caught cheating you had a shot - if you claimed someone cheated and they didn't you had a shot... oh and I've always known it as being called "Cheat"

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Cheat is another game I checked on, but it's not played that way either. Quite perplexing really. :confused:

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We played it at school and it was called bull****.

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Well that ones certainly not in the official card games rules :D