The Burford Perudo Set is a luxury reimagining of the classic bluffing dice game - as elegant on your shelf as it is on your table. Six tactile pebble-grain calfskin leather cups in a signature palette of Amber Orange, Dusty Rose, Olive Green, Warm Cream, Camel Tan and Powder Blue, each paired with matching dice. A statement piece for discerning homes and memorable evenings. For a personal touch, the lid can be personalised with a name or date - making this an exceptional gift for birthdays, housewarmings, or any occasion worth celebrating. As always, this arrives in a Noble Macmillan box, tied with a ribbon, and ready to gift. How to Play Perudo is a game of bluff, nerve and probability for two to six players. Each player takes one cup and five dice. To begin, each player rolls a single die - the highest roll plays first. Each round, all players simultaneously shake their cups and upend them onto the table, concealing their dice from other players while secretly noting their own. The first player opens the bidding by calling a quantity and value of dice - for example, "three twos" - as a guess at what may be showing across all cups combined. Play continues clockwise. Each player must either raise the bid (by increasing the quantity, the value, or both) or challenge by calling "Perudo." A raise must always represent a higher probability - so from three twos, a player might bid three fives, four twos, or five threes. When Perudo is called, all players reveal their dice. If the bid was too high, the player who made it loses a die. If the bid was correct or an underestimate, the challenger loses a die. A new round then begins. The last player with at least one die remaining wins.
