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How to make Dice Cups

How to make Dice Cups
In order to play Liar Dice, you need some sort of cup for each player to roll his or her dice and obscure the results from everyone else. Dice cups can be quite expensive and likely don't look too great for the price.

Here's how I made my cups.
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
Cups -- $1/ea
Cork Coasters -- 89cents/ea
Place mat -- $3.00
Glue


My cups cost a little more than ~$2.00 each.

Dice cups not only should obscure your roll, but should also muffle the sound so you don't sound like you're pan handling for change. Loud dice cups are the last thing you want ;)
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4 comments
Aug 18, 2009. 10:00 AMSpiroExDeus says:
You could glue black felt to the inside of the walls as well. It'd look cool and if you want to use this as a dice shaking cup it would be even more silent :D
Oct 17, 2007. 12:19 PMsk8er4life111 says:
can these be used as dice stacking cups?
Oct 17, 2007. 11:27 AMsk8er4life111 says:
Same dice as me :)
Jun 22, 2007. 5:05 PMStercus Fit says:
Roam around for the placement a little more and you can find it for 50 cents at the dollar store. Well, specific dollar stores. ;)

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