
1985Rüdiger Koltze
Reviews and how-to-play. You're Bluffing! is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 6 reviews and 6 how-to-play guides.
From BoardGameGeek
Classic bidding and bluffing game. The deck consists of sets of farm animals, 4 cards per animal. Players auction off the top animal of the deck, or try to complete their set by trading with another player. Highest bid wins, but auctioneer always has the choice to buy the animal for the same price as the highest bid. Trading is a blind bidding system: both players place their bid face down on the table and reveal them simultaneously to each other. High bidder gets the other player's animal. Both players swap their bid. It's best to bid just a little bit more than your opponent, but just how much did he bid? reimplemented by: Kuhhandel Master (2009)
You're Bluffing! has 12 videos from 10 creators: 6 reviews and 6 how-to-play guides. They date from 2010 to February 2025.
To learn the rules, start with "Benjamin Blabs about You're Bluffing" by Bee, which runs 8 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Kuhhandel AKA You're Bluffing — How to Play 🎲 and Is It a Gem? 💎" by Board Gems. 5 creators have reviewed it.
If you like it, try Kuhhandel Master, also by Rüdiger Koltze, or Christmas Lights: A Card Game, Brick & Mortar and Raccoon Tycoon, which share several of its mechanics.
8 of 10
2018Christopher Chung, Adam Collins, Scot Eaton, Chad Elkins, Chad Head, Don Riddle, Randy Romig, Daniel Zayas
2 - 6 players10 - 30 minLight weight
2021Nicholas J. McCollum
2 - 4 players60 - 120 minHeavy weight
From BoardGameGeek:
Classic bidding and bluffing game. The deck consists of sets of farm animals, 4 cards per animal. Players auction off the top animal of the deck, or try to complete their set by trading with another player. Highest bid wins, but auctioneer always has the choice to buy the animal for the same price as the highest bid. Trading is a blind bidding system: both players place their bid face down on the table and reveal them simultaneously to each other. High bidder gets the other player's animal. Both players swap their bid. It's best to bid just a little bit more than your opponent, but just how much did he bid? reimplemented by: Kuhhandel Master (2009)
Designer
Rüdiger Koltze
Artists
Bernard Bittler, Josef Blaumeiser, Trevor Dunton, César Vergara
Publisher
Self-published
Mechanics