Dice drinking games
Two dice, one cup, let’s go. Dice drinking games are quick to explain and live on luck – and sometimes on bluffing.
12 games
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Drinking Sevens
Players:3–10 Rules: Medium -
Kinito
Players:3–10 Rules: Medium -
Mia (Meyer)
Players:3–10 Rules: Medium -
Three Man
Players:6+ Rules: Medium -
Avalanche
Players:6–10 Rules: Medium -
Dice Race
Players:4–12 Rules: Easy -
Dummy
Players:2–10 Rules: Easy -
Frau Holle
Players:3–10 Rules: Medium -
Ludo
Players:2–4 Rules: Easy -
Mix Six
Players:3–10 Rules: Easy -
Six & Six
Players:3–10 Rules: Easy -
Threes
Players:3–10 Rules: Easy
Most dice drinking games only need two standard dice. Mia and Kinito are bluffing games where a dice cup helps. Drinking Sevens and Six & Six need no tactics and are perfect for warming up. Three Man is the classic for bigger groups.
Dice: the smallest party game in the world
Two dice and a cup fit in any bag and bring luck, bluffing and suspense to the table. Unlike card games, a single roll often decides everything, which makes dice games quick and perfect in between.
Bluff or luck?
Mia and Kinito are all about bluffing: you roll in secret and have to lie convincingly. Three Man, Mix Six or Threes are pure luck, where every roll counts. For beginners we recommend Three Man; for experienced groups, Mia.
What you need
Usually two dice, plus a dice cup for bluffing games. No dice? Our online dice roller works on any phone. For luck games, agree on a cap so unlucky players don’t get stuck.
The most popular dice games
- Drinking Sevens – Roll up to 100 – and the seven lurks everywhere.
- Kinito – The Spanish bluffing game: roll in secret, announce the result – truth or lie?
- Mia (Meyer) – The bluffing classic with two dice: roll in secret, announce, beat it – or get caught.
- Three Man – Roll a 1 and a 2 and you become Three Man – drinking on every 3 from now on.
- Avalanche – One glass, one die, six outcomes – on a 4 everyone hits the floor.
Which dice games are the most popular?
Especially popular are Drinking Sevens, Kinito, Mia (Meyer), Three Man. You’ll find all the rules above.
Which dice games are quickest to explain?
Explained in a minute: Dice Race, Dummy, Ludo, Mix Six.