who remembers "Shake-a-Day" ?

[whiskeyprick]

not delirium tremors, but the dice game most mountain taverns used to have behind the bar to suck an extra $1 out of you usually to support their cocaine habit or pay old bar tabs. I miss that game. Think the do-gooders made it illegal in the 90's in Colorado (prol still have it MN, MT or Alaska)

[Patchez]

Never heard of it. Dear Booze talks about a dice drinking game they have in Cali but I'd love to here more. What was the basic jist? Was it like liars dice?

[Badfellow]

We shake dice for happy hour drinks at the local. One number is half off your drink, one number a $0.50 drink, the other four full price/shit out of luck.

4-5-6 is also pretty popular at the bar. Both for money and drinks.

[whiskeyprick]

$1 a shake, one per day(depending on how much they liked you, you could get more than one roll), was usually 5 numbers written on a chalkboard, if you rolled them, you won all the dollars in the jar. Kinda like a personal lottery run by the bar. Sometimes the pots got pretty large in an honest bar, not meaning to insinuate bars or employees ever stole money from the jar.

[oettinger]

So just one dice? Damn what`s singular for that?

[whiskeyprick]

So just one dice? Damn what`s singular for that?

No got standard Yahtzee cup with 5 dice

[Badfellow]

The singular form of dice is die. This is bound to be all sorts of extra confusing for Germans.

[Nausea]

I Shaked-my-Dick at the Home Depot urinal today.

[scream ale]

^^^ eveyone does that at Home Depot.

[Badfellow]

Is that a screwdriver underneath that orange apron or are you just glad to see me?

[Dear Booze]

Never heard of it. Dear Booze talks about a dice drinking game they have in Cali but I'd love to here more. What was the basic jist? Was it like liars dice?

Liar's Dice is a great one. Also, "Ace four twenty-four," and "7-14-21."

[Dear Booze]

not delirium tremors, but the dice game most mountain taverns used to have behind the bar to suck an extra $1 out of you usually to support their cocaine habit or pay old bar tabs. I miss that game. Think the do-gooders made it illegal in the 90's in Colorado (prol still have it MN, MT or Alaska)

Our local Elks Lodge has a "Shake-a-day." Here's the basics: At some point, someone (probably a bartender) rolled 5 dice and wrote the result of that single roll on a pice of paper that got taped to side of a pickle jar. Let's say it's "1-3-3-5-6". To play, you put a dollar in the jar and try to match that in one single roll.

I think the person who eventually rolls the correct combination wins half the pot.

[Patchez]

Never heard of it. Dear Booze talks about a dice drinking game they have in Cali but I'd love to here more. What was the basic jist? Was it like liars dice?

Liar's Dice is a great one. Also, "Ace four twenty-four," and "7-14-21."

Didn't we Skype a game of 7-14-21? Me, you, Kam and someone else. Who ever lost the round the other guys picked their next shot.

[Dear Booze]

Never heard of it. Dear Booze talks about a dice drinking game they have in Cali but I'd love to here more. What was the basic jist? Was it like liars dice?

Liar's Dice is a great one. Also, "Ace four twenty-four," and "7-14-21."

Didn't we Skype a game of 7-14-21? Me, you, Kam and someone else. Who ever lost the round the other guys picked their next shot.

Yes! I remember that. I think it was early pandemic stuff. You know, back when bars being closed was a simple novelty.

[oettinger]

Liar's Dice is a great one

We played that a lot.
I guess atleast. I`m too lazy to elaborate our rules. But you had to always top your right hand`s player`s score and if nescessary lie to the player on the left?