Mexico Dice Drinking Game

Mexico is a drinking game that is played with dice. It is similar to the game “Mexican”, except that its rules are modified, it has a higher buzz factor, and yes, it’s more of a killer. The minimum number of players is three and the supplies you will need are: enough beer, dice, and a cup to roll the dice in.

The player chosen to go first rolls the dice, takes a peek and doesn’t let the other players see the roll. He has a choice between telling the truth on what he rolled, or he can choose to lie.

It should be kept in mind that the highest of the dice is the tens digit, and the lowest is the ones digit. If you rolled the dice and you get a two and a three, then your hand is 32; if you have a four and a one, then your hand is 41. A 14 hand doesn’t exist.

Always remember that whether you lie or tell the truth, your roll always has to be better than the previous player’s roll. Starting with the highest, in numerical order, are the modifications of the hands:

1-1 = special

2-1 = special

6-6..5-5..4-4..3-3..2-2 (these pairs are a lot better than a mixed hand, such as 6-5..6-4..6-3..6-2..6-1..5-4, and so on)

The next player makes a decision on whether he should believe the previous roll or not. If he doesn’t believe, he has to lift the cup to check. If the first player was telling the truth, the player who accused him of lying must drink; but if the first player was lying, then he must drink instead. If the next player chooses not to question the previous roll, he takes the dice without looking at them, and continues the game by rolling. If a player rolls a 1-1, which is the highest roll, or lies about it, you have the right to tell a player to drink. If the player who was asked to drink believes you, then he drinks just once, and the next player continues the game. If the roll was true and the player accuses the roller of lying, then he has to drink twice. A 2-1 hand changes the direction of where the game is going and can definitely be challenged.

There are also special sanctions that should be followed in some aspects. For example, if you drop a die and another player notices, you have to drink once; if you dropped two, you must drink twice. If you happen to break the cup, you must drink three bottles and get another cup. If a die gets lost because of you, you must drink three bottles as well. If you state a lower hand than what was stated previously, or if you state a non-existing hand like 3-4, you must drink once. It should also be followed that when a player has to drink, the player next to him has to begin from zero, although this doesn’t apply to 1-1.