Richard Branson makes Virgin Atlantic bosses play ‘Liar’s Dice’ on Necker Island retreats—he usually wins the game of ‘guesswork, bluff and luck’

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Branson usually wins the game known as Perudo, according to Virgin Atlantic CEO Shai Weiss.

But when it isn’t the plaything of A-listers, the island serves as the location for a high-stakes retreat for the airline that keeps Necker’s lights on.

Perudo is also called “Liar’s Dice” and involves players secretly rolling dice and taking turns to guess on the outcome of each other’s rolls.

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Author / Journalist: Ryan Hogg

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United StatesPeru

Topics: Virgin Atlantic Virgin Group Board games Chief executive officer (CEO) Corporate leadership Europe CEO Editor's Picks Richard Branson

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Published On: 2025-04-07 @ 10:47:48 (1 days ago)

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