TRADE or Keep splits each round between the player who makes the claim and the player who makes the final choice. Keeping those jobs separate makes every guide and tool easier to use.
The Bluffer chooses whether to lie or tell the truth about their Squishy Dumpling. Their job is to deliver the claim; the official description does not say they control the final exchange.
The Decider listens to the claim and chooses whether to TRADE or KEEP their Squishy Dumpling. This is the decision modeled by the transparent Decision Helper on this site.
The official Roblox description gives a simple three-step loop.
Each player receives one Squishy Dumpling for the round.
They choose to lie or tell the truth about their Squishy.
They choose TRADE or KEEP after hearing the claim.
The role names, Lie/Truth action, Trade/Keep action, and three-step order come from the official Roblox description.
No extra role powers, timers, scoring formula, guaranteed bluff strategy, or hidden probability is added here. Gameplay can evolve, so the checked date remains visible on the evidence page and future changes should follow the official game text first.
The Decision Helper organizes preference, trust, and risk into KEEP, TRADE, or CLOSE CALL. It does not predict the winner or know hidden Squishy values.
The Bluffer chooses whether to lie or tell the truth about their Squishy Dumpling. They make the claim; they do not choose the final Trade or Keep action.
The Decider hears the Bluffer's claim and chooses whether to TRADE or KEEP their own Squishy Dumpling.
No public value table is confirmed in the current official information. The decision depends on the claim, the player's read, and whatever the current game visibly shows.
Yes, but the Bluffer view gives preparation prompts rather than a Trade verdict, because only the Decider makes that final choice.
