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Clever take on the theme and very well implemented. Nothing revolutionary but what's that's expected when adapting board games. 

The presentation is clear and readable but I was a bit confused by your wording in the rules. It mentions that you're betting on a shape existing "in both hands" and that does not seem to be the case for the AI bets. I think having a concrete exemple would make this a lot easier to grasp.

This also allowed me to discover that I suck even more at liar's dice when playing against an AI. Good to know.

Solid entry, nice job.

Thank you so much for playing, I will try to clear the doubt. So the thing with betting is if You bet 3 x circle, that means you believe that minimum 3 circles are there on the board (both your and npc's hands combined, which is 10 shapes at the beginning and goes down as game goes on). 

If npc bets 4 squares let's say, that means no. Believes there are atleast 4 squares on board. If you don't believe so then you can call liar. Then the shapes are revealed and if npc's bet is true, means there are actually 4 squares on the board then you lose, if not then you win the round.

Hope that makes it clear. <3