How to Play Bar Dice
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Charlie Berens heads to his local bar to teach the basic rules of bar dice and other dice games. - Komedie
Calling shenanigans on the "no one here cause its 10am". Retired Fred was undoubtedly there and was being nice and left for your video. He had to pick up his meds from the Walgreens anyways. The doctor told him he shouldn't drink while taking his medication and to take a full glass of water, so only orders lite beer.
. . . or Schlitz.
He can't WITH his medication but he can drink before!
Tell Fred we alls says hi.đ
You don't get a name plate on the bar by taking days off.
My mailman would definitely be there between the between his blocks....
Oh wow, I've been handed dice randomly at the bar and told to roll, and somehow I got free shots. I had no idea what was going on đ it all makes sense now. Thanks for sharing!
Next up - sheepâs head. Youâre the Kahn Academy for midwesterners and we love you for it. Keep âer movinâ!
Would love to see him try to cover the intricacies of Called Ace vs Jack of Diamonds and why everyone outside of Milwaukee plays it wrong :)
Man, I miss Sheep's Head! I haven't played it since I left Milwaukee.
And after that how about some liars, two out a three? (or maybe cheeseheads aren't never supposed to play liars dice?)
Used to play that for hours at a time with my aunts and uncles. I especially liked the variant where Jack of Diamonds means you're the picker's partner, but it's not known who has the card at first. Of course, sharp players usually figure it out pretty quick, or if the picker has the Jack and is playing it alone.
Euchre is the card game of choice
My grandparents used to take my sister and I to supper clubs and local bars in Waupaca County to play dice and we would sit and drink Shirley temples. I spent more time in bars than School between the ages of 7 and 12. đ
Never heard or played this before I visited friends in Winsonsin. This is some of the best fun I'd ever had. It's just about every where there. Played it in winter time and we were playing for apple pie shots. Good times
Itâs one of those comfort things nawmsayin
I love bar dice! I SO miss my home state.
taylor a typo "winsonson" or you dont know how to spell "wisconsin",lol
Winsonsin, I live there
Those are fun drunk times. Make sure you plan for some late night eats to help recover.
My dad owned a bar in northwest Wisconsin for thirty years. These bar dice games have brought back many memories of my childhood. Thank you for the nostalgic memories you brought me, and Keep âer Movinâ!
Tirty years, jeez Louise !
Iâve never heard of this đ
We used to play 6,5,4 in the 70's
LOL my dad had a bar and i didn't even know how to play this, I'll never forget the sound of people just straight trying to slam that cup thru the bar tho.
That's one thing the video didn't really cover. Some people seem to have some pent-up aggression that they take out on the bar when playing bar dice.
Makes me crazy
I lived in Wisconsin for seven years, watched this played a hundred times, I never got it. And after watching this I still don't. But I appreciate knowing there IS a system in place.
Moving to Colorado 40 years ago, I was like, âWhere are the kids?â as I grew up going to bars with my dad or mom and dad and ordering a coke or cherry or orange soda. My own children from CO loved the family friendly WI bars and taverns on visits with my family. And then onto bar dice. Thanks for reminding me! Itâs such a WI thing.
Good video. I won shake a day once in my life. Pot was won the day before. Only won $16. Had to buy a round for the tavern because I won, it was softball night, cost me over $50.
Sounds like you lost!! đ
@@patriciaecampbell372 he lost 34 dollars to be exact đ
what a story in so many words. felt like i went through a book in only a few sentences!đ
Same...won $38...cost me $20. Dark horse in milwaukee.
This is the most Wisconsin three minutes and fifty one seconds ever recorded on video.
or about tree fiddy
Schlitz!! There's one I haven't had in ages. Along with Hamms. Good times.
just remember, if you lose, you're buying shots for everyone involved. Best to know that going in, it's definitely a gamble
And you better hope that whoever you're playing against doesn't chose a nasty shot. The best is when you're playing against friends and the shots come out to be Jack and not some rail garbage.
@@hailster Wish I had your friends! Mine would always end up choosing Malort
Canât tell you how many times Iâve bought the bar shots. Maybe itâs bad luck. Maybe itâs maybelline
@@seanap87 are your friends ok?
Oh geeze, that's a big oversight Charlie! It's a good thing ksspang was here.
Going to the bar with my mom after bowling, softball or volleyball league was one of the best educations an 8 year old could ever have. Brings back memories Charlie!
I can't believe I have to admit to this but I learned something here today. đ
I don't drink and now that all my friends aren't in a band no more, I don't go to the bars.. but the part where you said a nice responsible adult, or your Dad, was funnyđđ
I live in the midwest and seeing all this stuff is so funny, especially since it is so accurate.
As a wisconsinite I unironically learned bar dice at about ten while sipping pops while the old man slugged beer.
A wisconsinite.... But you called it pop?
@@srfour I was sadly raised by FIBS :(
@@firstnamelastname-zi4mq lmao I was going to say Northern Illinois isn't WI.
FROM WISCONSIN....... I learned bar dice while drinking beer out of a sippy cup next to my dad....LOL
A responsible adult.... or your dad.
As a East Coaster living in Ohio and watching your videos, Midwest people are teaching me so much.
the midwest has a "state bird" its called the mosquito
@@gregoryeverson741 oh yes. I'm from Wisconsin
@@verak66 same, south on the border
@@gregoryeverson741 "Tell your folks I says hi." No one in my extended Polish American family ever said that. I learned it here.
My last duty station was here in Oklahoma, and I tried teaching a bunch of them down here the bar dice game and all I got was funny looks.
So now we do it at my house with friends. Best way to kill an evening.
WI lifer. Saving this video for my out of state friends because it was so well explained! Best bars are WI bars. Not to be confused with nightclubs
As always, Charlie brings the midwest nice and weirdness. Well done!
Very typical Wisconsin thing to do. Kinda goes with Brandy Old Fashions and Friday fish fry's. Living in Wisconsin myself we almost always do the "Shake of the day" everywhere we go.
Iâve recently moved to Louisiana. I ordered a brandy old fashion sweet and they come back with something that I could see through. I looked at the bartender and said WTF is this I can see through it. You should never be able to see through a brandy old fashion. Does it even have brandy in it???? I literally walked him through making the drink and had him watch carlies video lmao đ€Ł thought I was going to have a heart attack.
Donât forget your âbuck suckerâ!
Iâm dying because back in the 90âs I learned how to play Euchre in a bar in Rhinelander because my parents and their friend needed a fourth player. I think I was 8 or 9 at the time! Wisconsin bars, especially in the north woods are the best place to be any night of the week. From a Hoosier who misses his summer vacation spot.
Euchre is the best of the 'trump' style games.
My parents went to 'da bar' right up the block all the time and left us kids home alone, told me to come get them if someone calls. Here I am 10 years old just strolling in the bar like its nbd yelling "DAD! UNCLE FISH IS ON THE PHONE!!" (Neither my uncle nor his name) and next thing I know I'm sitting there next to my mom drinking a can of coke at 930 at night listening to them cackling and making fun of their husbands lol I know that probably sounds awful in today's world but thats just how it was back then and I wasnt the only kid fetching their parents from the bar for some reason or another lmao
I'm 20 minutes from Rhinelander & let me tell you..... It's still a great place to be .
To you all who replied, I truly miss Millers Shorewood Vista, over on Lake George, and wish I could find a really good American Plan Family Vacation spot to head back to the northwoods!!!!! My childhood was awesome after an 8 hour drive from Indiana to just take off running and jumping into the lake. All after hours things besides my Euchre comment are just wonderful personal memories!!!!
I've always enjoyed Ship, Captain, Crew.
thats called 6-5-4
@@gregoryeverson741 No...it's Ship, Captain, Crew
seems like a bastardized version of cee-lo.
at my hometown we played it,we played when every barstool was taken up,lol
@@erickort1987 I've been in some giant games too, that's about as high stakes as I ever want to get
Absolutely love your videos!!! We lived in Wisconsin our whole lives in the Fox Cities area and recently moved to Nevada and your Videos give us a reminder of what we miss, Kwik Trips, cheese Curds, the daily trips to Fleet farm lol. Keep it up so we have something to hold on too
97 was the first time I was in Wisconsin.,the first time in Manitowoc and the first and last time I played bar dice. I woke up a day later and didn't know where I was. I guess I had a good time.?
I used to travel to Wisconsin pretty frequently so got acquainted with bar dice and hammerschlagen. First time I went out one of the other guys in the party had an evening similar to yours and ended up spending some special time with the sidewalk. Good times :)
Love the video, but I have one correction for you on Ship, Captain, Crew. After getting your 6,5,4, if you roll snake eyes (two 1âs) that beats all. Itâs also known as â Rolling Tits in # of rollsâ. The best is âTits in 1â. After 21 yrs in the military and sitting in airport hangers for up to 12 hrs sometimes or the militaryâs famous âhurry up and waitâ mentality, you find ways to pass the time. Always had a deck of cards, 5 dice and a crown bag of quarters. You should do a follow up on Liars Dice. That game can get heated (especially if youâre a good liar (or a better cheater)). Personally skilled at both.
liars dice is a lot of fun
Love the vids dude keep it up
Live in Kenosha and can confirm all of this. Can recall several nights out getting absolutely trashed and paying no money thanks to bar dice. But yes, fair warning...you lose you are buying for everyone...but also fair warning you don't lose and you are drinking whatever the loser pays for. Could be rail gin, could be some foo foo skittles shot or could be a Jager. You have been warned...fun and rough times to be had.
Easiest way to upset the regulars is go into a bar with your brother whose a regular and win the shake of the day. Easiest way to smooth things over, buy drinks for everyone with the money you just won.
that's the protocol. you win, you buy a round.
Thank you for this informative video.
This was the best bar dice tutorial of my life. Honestly, Ship, Captain, Crew has to be the most deceptively easy game I've seen yet, and it's amazing.
This was the most realistic video he has made yet. To a tee with what happens back home at the bars. Love it!
I've always enjoyed 7, 14, 21 as a good social bar dice game too.
I learned Ship Captain Crew as a kidâŠin a Wisconsin barâŠafter deer hunting. Good times. đ
Version I played was for quarters. Ante a quarter every go around. Winner scoops up all the coins and repeat. 7, 14, 21 was for shots, kinda.
It was definitely the best bar dice tutorial of my life because having never been to the Midwest, I didn't know bar dice was a thing.
Thank you Charlie I can't wait to get back up to Eau Claire
Never heard of this but sounds fun.
Never heard it called ship captain crew, always just called it 6, 5, 4. Barron County area
Youâre really good-very funny. Love your channel.
My Uncle up in Wausau taught this Southerner bar dice one time when I was visiting up there. He also taught me the value of ice fishing too. He's passed away now. I miss his wit and wisdom.
What a good way how to get to know people I wish we had this in Scotland
I never heard of this but it sound great
Love the sweater bro! Iâm bringing this game to the bars I work at in west Texas. Miss living in the Midwest. You know, 4 months out of the year. đ great video!
In Southern Wisconsin we always called it, 654. đ
Love it!
Thanks for telling us about bar dice!
Iâm here for the SCHLITZ đâ€ïž
I can't think of a funnier man. He has gotten me through many a stomach ache. Keep er' moving.
This is awesome!
Love it..put away your midwest nice when playing dice đČ đČ
SCHLITZ!!! My first drunk was on Schlitz as a kid in the 60's and I still drink it wherever I find it!
Catching up to You Betcha, the race to 500K is tight. It's like Fleet Farm up around here...đ§đđ§
fleet farm is for the gays up north, its ok we dont judge here in Janesville
@@gregoryeverson741
Janesville is close to Beloit, which many call the "butthole of Wisconsin"...
@@WaysideWade Beloit is the butthole, Janesville was nice until we got the Illinois scum
You my friend are hilarious đ
That sounds like a really neat game. I might have to come up north and try it out.
wear your drinkin boots
Play this every time I'm in a bar, especially up north in da home town. Cheers
Love da dice, looks like they have been well loved.
We play a version of this called 7/11/21. You get three rolls, and only ones count. You keep count around the table till someone gets up to seven and they choose the shot, the person who reaches 11 pays for the shot and the person who reaches 21 takes the shot.
14, not 11
sounds a lil like Craps? Street craps or casino craps
Incredibly informative
Camp Bar? Love it!
A responsible adult -- or your dad. đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Excellent video
My ultimate frisbee coach in college (in NY) was a Wisconsin native. Made rookie me play bar dice, didnt explain the rules. Told me if I lose I buy everyone a shot. With 0 dollars in my pocket I said sure, managed to win and got my free shots. Only 10 years later did I finally learn the rules lol
Nice. Hello from Kenosha. Tell your folks I says hi.
I live in MD, been west a few times, never seen bar dice. Looks cool.
7-14-21 is a dangerously fun game too.
Reminds me of a dice game in the videogame Kingdom Come: Deliverance, I think called Farckle. Specifically a two-player competitive dice game, you need to rack up 4000+ points to win and there's 6 dice used at a time rather than 5. I'll list out the rules below, as best I can remember them.
- 1's and 5's allow you to reserve that die with a corresponding 100 or 50 points respectively, followed by another roll of all remaining dice IF you want. 100/50 points isn't much so yeah you want to roll again, but you could stop and add that score to your total.
- If you get three of a kind, it's 1000 points for three 1's, and then for 2-6 it's multiplied by 100 so 200 points for three 2's and 600 points for three 6's. Then, you can take the remaining dice and roll again while keeping the ones you selected to the side.
- There is also strings of 5-6 dice. Either 1/2/3/4/5, or 2/3/4/5/6. Can't recall how much they're worth, but there's also 1-6 straight through. If you manage to use ALL your dice, all six, you can sum up the total of those points and either choose not to roll, or since rolling 6 die has a VERY high likelihood of providing at least one 1 or one 5 or three of a kind or a run or SOMETHING that would allow you to add some more points to the total, generally you roll all 6 if you get the opportunity. Doesn't happen often, but remember you can ALWAYS lose those points you're gambling.
- If you roll, and there's no triples and no 1 or 5 and no 5-6 dice runs, meaning there's NO points to be had, you lose your turn AND any points you were gambling with and your opponent throws the dice next in the wooden cup. So, as Kenny Rogers says, "You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em." Take your points and choose not to throw, allow your opponent's turn to begin, and then your points are tallied to your total and from there you cannot lose them. You carry on the fight to be the first to 4000 points.
Oh and if you get 4-6 of a kind, it seems to keep doubling. So three 2's is only 200, but four 2's in one roll is 400 and five 2's is 800 and six 2's is 1600 if I'm not mistaken. And of course with 6 of a kind (which I don't know if I've EVER rolled that before), you can then roll all six dice again to add to that 1600, or if you want to be cautious (even though with 6 dice handy, you'd be pretty safe to roll again for some more points) you can choose NOT to roll and your score of 1600 goes permanently to your total. But this also means that, yeah, in theory you could luck-out and win on your very first through. I guess with five 1's, if I'm not mistaken about the rules, it doubles it from 1000 with three 1's, to 2000 (the game half won) with four 1's, to 4000 (the game won in one roll) with 5 1's. Six 6's would also give an estimated 4800 points, which is another one-throw game ender, but again I can't recall ever actually witnessing such a thing.
Pretty sure to see dice being thrown in a cup in the modern day, given the only other place I ever seen it besides 'Yahtzee' maybe is in that game Kingdom Come set in 1403 in the area of the modern day Czech Republic, where they recreate some ACTUAL historical sites in-game which can be visited in the real world, even if they've kinda fallen apart a bit and/or been paved-over or built-upon in the last 619 years.
This is a popular game with dirty kids and train hoppers, but it's usually called 10,000. Pretty much all the same rules, except one special roll, three separate pairs, called Boxcars, worth a thousand points.
Very fond memories playing this drunk under bridges and in the woods. 5 or 6 people, stealing gets hectic
@@matthewjames7504
Sounds fascinating, can you detail the rules you played by, please?
@@matthewjames7504 oi another shwilly dirty kid! grab a space bag for me!
How the F can u remember these rules when ur drunk. just play dice it so much easier u get 5 dice and 3 rolls and the best hand wins.
@@country1116
Some people like games that are interesting, rather than simple games for simple people who just hope to luck-out and win bets. That's like drinking to get drunk, but some people like to drink to enjoy it and the drunkenness is just a bonus at the end.
I have my bar dice and cup from when I lived in Denmark and fell in love with the game then :)
Denmark in europe or Denmark, WI?
Variations on Liar's dice are fun. Pirates of the Caribbean, Dead Man's Chest really simplified the original.
I gotta go to more bars....this looks glorious
Oh yes...I recognize Camp's Bar in Milwaukee anywhere! Been there a few times!
Good variety
Awesome story when i was 12 or 13 i went the bar down the street with my family now this bar and its owner knew me and my family very well and me and my little 6 or 7 year old brother were allowed to stay late there bc we was well liked so of course i would get bored so id go out watch everyone play bags or tabs stuff like that and one day my dad had lost his normal buddy he played bags with he had gone home early so he called me up and we started to play so of course i bein young as i am thinking imma lose to the âprosâ but we end up beating them 21 to 5 because my dad is a marine he would point at the hole with a beer in his hand and say â ight son in the hole â and i nailed it everytime we won a free bucket of beer and mini tacos and i did a shot of pepsi to round everything off later that night whilst im indulging in my mini tacos i see people playing dice so i run out ask my dad for a buck he gives it to me thinking imma go play an arcade game i buy my way into the dice game with people laughing thinking this is adorable 30 minutes later my dad comes in after hearing everyone in the bar laughing so loud sees a big group of people looks in sees me sitting at the corner of the bar shooting dice making money 5 minutes after that i leave the bar people patting me on the back but some people looking pissed my dad looks at me and goes âwhat did u do?â I look at him with the most smug smile on my face and said âi wonâ and then i take 73 dollars out of my pocket and ask to go to Walmart to this day im banned from playing dice at that bar..
Never knew that very informative! đđ
I have no more knowledge than when I started the video, but I enjoyed myself.
As a bogan Australian i feel a sense of familiarity with this Midwest lifestyle
Portable coaster! Yes! Mine is a mini tarp for when I paint đŹ
Sounds fun. Might go up there to try it. Here in Texas I play this game called if you buy it you drink and and no beer is allowed to be left over when the sun comes up. If you donât finish the beer you have to buy me beer the next Friday.
Hate the hoodie đ love your videos. Keep it up. DA BEARS
Love your comedy bro.
I love that you say "tree" instead of "three", my dad pronounces it the same way. I've lived in Minnesota all my life and even people from here tell me I have a strong Minnesotan accent, lol. However, I do say "three". đ Love your channel, It makes me nostalgic for my youth and all the adults with strong Minnesotan accents I grew up around.
Don't forget the batry (battery)!
I love BAR DICE!
Havenât played dice in a long time good job
I learned ship, captain, crew because of this channel.
This is 100% facts
Great vid
That hoodie đ€Šââïžđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđđ
Forgot 3's are free high or low. Spot on video!!
Yoopers just skip da dice and go straight for da Oly Pops! (Thanks for refreshing the rules Charlie, it's been ages since I've played)
This troll would like to know what Oly Pops are, please.
@@kynn23 Olympia Beer. :) The drink of choice when I was growing up. Probably cuz it was so easy to get. And it was fun saying OlyPop!
@@kenbrown5449 Thank you!
the first game is similiar to one we play here in Canada, just called dice, Aces are 100, 5s are 50 and you want 3, 4 or 5 of a kind, five Aces is 1000 points.. you have to get 500 points to get 'on board' which means you get to start tallying your count n we can play to 10K or 20K depending on how many people and the time you have.. you get to keep rolling as long as you have an ace OR 5 or 3, 4, 5 of a kind n its up to you when you wanna stop.. get greedy and you can lose your the roll lol.. thanks for sharing your games with us.. appreciate it der guy.. much love from Canada eh, say Hi to your folks for me.. đ
I'm from the bootheel of Missouri and this is still so iconic to me
SCC or simply 6-5-4 was a staple at my parent's bar in Minnesota. Some big pots. Loved the one-tie/all-tie rule. Double, triple pots! Good times!
It's two-tie/all tie. One cannot tie themselves!! đ
Right! 6-5-4!
@@nutzpwnz you're taking it too literally - if one ties with you, you all tie in the game.
@@lyleorr9832 it's one of the greatest barguments of all time!! I also said it as a joke with the đ emoji
Camp bar is awesome.
We always just called it 6-5-4. Never heard it called captain crew name, uffda i learned something new
I haven't seen a Schlitz in decades.
Good game
As a Sconnie, I never encountered this until I moved outta Dane. Now I have a resource to know how to play it if I ever choose to.
Really need to find some bars down here in Texas that do this!