The Best Drinking Game Ever!
My friends and I discovered this game in various forms during college. The game has many imposters but the way the game was meant to be played is listed right here. This game has caused so much puking and so many "great moments in hook-up history" that it is in a class all its own as drinking games are concerned. If you can round up a few friends or corner off a few people at a party, I highly recommend it. I'm going to submit it to Bar Meister, but there are so many fakes out there already I don't know if the webmaster will post it. Here goes:
"Kings" (a.k.a. Circle of Death)
Players: 3 to 6
Directions: Arrange all 52 cards (minus jokers) face down, in a circle around a large cup or mug. Players sit in a circle and draw one card at a time, taking turns in a clockwise direction.
Rules:
4 (any color): Social -- everyone clinks and drinks.
2-8 Black (besides 4): Drink as many sips as the value of the card.
2-8 Red (besides 4): Assign that many sips. Splitting it up is allowed.
9: Bust-a-Rhyme: The person who draws the card says a phrase. Around the circle, people must say a phrase in which the last word rhymes with the first phrase, until someone can't rhyme. That person must drink. If you draw the card and mess up your phrase, or say a word that it is not possible to rhyme with (i.e. orange, purple), then you must drink.
10: Waterfall: Everyone clinks and starts drinking. The second person cannot stop drinking until the person who draws the 10 stops drinking. The third person cannot stop drinking until the second person stops drinking, etc. The person who sits to the right of the person who drew the 10 is funked!
Jack: Categories. The person who draws names a category and one thing inside the category (i.e. Baseball teams; Mets). It goes around the circle until someone cannot name something in the category. That person must drink.
Queen: Questions. This one is hard. The person who draws this card must immediately ask a question of someone else in the game. If you are asked a question, then you must immediately ask a question to a different player. You cannot answer the question asked of you, you cannot ask a question that has already been asked, and you cannot ask the person who asked you (no back-asking). The object is to make someone laugh so hard that they cannot ask someone else a question (i.e., "Is your herpes flaring up?", etc.).
King: If you draw the first, second, or third king, pour any amount of your drink into the cup. If you draw the last king, you must chug the entire cup. This gets the most high-stakes when people are drinking different drinks, like beer and Smirnoff Ice -- the fourth king is murder!
Ace: Rulemaker. Whoever draws an ace gets to make a rule and a penalty. Whoever breaks the rule during the game must face the penalty. You can also use your power to veto an old rule or increase the penalties for an existing rule (i.e. 5 sips for losing at Categories, etc.).
Good luck and have plenty of beer around when you play!!!
If you have played this game before and want to rate it or share your experiences, please post a comment. If you play this game later and want to let me know how you like it, please feel free!
"Kings" (a.k.a. Circle of Death)
Players: 3 to 6
Directions: Arrange all 52 cards (minus jokers) face down, in a circle around a large cup or mug. Players sit in a circle and draw one card at a time, taking turns in a clockwise direction.
Rules:
4 (any color): Social -- everyone clinks and drinks.
2-8 Black (besides 4): Drink as many sips as the value of the card.
2-8 Red (besides 4): Assign that many sips. Splitting it up is allowed.
9: Bust-a-Rhyme: The person who draws the card says a phrase. Around the circle, people must say a phrase in which the last word rhymes with the first phrase, until someone can't rhyme. That person must drink. If you draw the card and mess up your phrase, or say a word that it is not possible to rhyme with (i.e. orange, purple), then you must drink.
10: Waterfall: Everyone clinks and starts drinking. The second person cannot stop drinking until the person who draws the 10 stops drinking. The third person cannot stop drinking until the second person stops drinking, etc. The person who sits to the right of the person who drew the 10 is funked!
Jack: Categories. The person who draws names a category and one thing inside the category (i.e. Baseball teams; Mets). It goes around the circle until someone cannot name something in the category. That person must drink.
Queen: Questions. This one is hard. The person who draws this card must immediately ask a question of someone else in the game. If you are asked a question, then you must immediately ask a question to a different player. You cannot answer the question asked of you, you cannot ask a question that has already been asked, and you cannot ask the person who asked you (no back-asking). The object is to make someone laugh so hard that they cannot ask someone else a question (i.e., "Is your herpes flaring up?", etc.).
King: If you draw the first, second, or third king, pour any amount of your drink into the cup. If you draw the last king, you must chug the entire cup. This gets the most high-stakes when people are drinking different drinks, like beer and Smirnoff Ice -- the fourth king is murder!
Ace: Rulemaker. Whoever draws an ace gets to make a rule and a penalty. Whoever breaks the rule during the game must face the penalty. You can also use your power to veto an old rule or increase the penalties for an existing rule (i.e. 5 sips for losing at Categories, etc.).
Good luck and have plenty of beer around when you play!!!
If you have played this game before and want to rate it or share your experiences, please post a comment. If you play this game later and want to let me know how you like it, please feel free!
posted by TheRealDookie | 9:50 AM
3 Comments:
It made smoke pull a knife on MC, Svaoy puke in to a durritos bag, Q and MC break into a snack bar, all in one night.
Don't forget the time we all got so drunk we went into that men's locker room and helped ourselves to some of the signs and posters in there. I think Q still has one....
the handicap type
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