Study up before you play, so you aren’t holding back the group. Cards are drawn from the stack on the table, and each number correlates with a different activity/prompt. We can’t talk about drinking games without mentioning King’s Cup. Finally, the person with the most cards has to ride the bus, a point in the game that’s more than entertaining for those waiting their turn to play. Then, it transitions to building a pyramid on the table where players are given opportunities to dump their cards. It begins as a guessing game, similar to Roulette. This game works well for large groups because it’s like three games in one, and each phase deals out plenty of drinks to get the party started.

CARD GAMESĭig out that deck of cards from the junk drawer, and deal out drinks to your friends all night long … Ride the Bus If neither drinks, the group will instruct them both (yes, you will get yelled at) to take a sip. The person in the pair that thinks they’re most likely to do that thing, takes a drink. Then, the group asks “Who’s most likely to …” questions out loud. One pair goes at a time and stands back-to-back in front of the rest of the group. This game is great for couples or close friends that know each other really well (or at least think they do). boring) topics, and then move onto the juicy stuff. Feel out the group by starting with more basic (a.k.a. The person to the left repeats the game, and so on. It gets a group of acquaintances to know each other fast! Simply stand in a circle and start with the sentence “Never have I ever …” and anyone that’s done the thing, takes a sip. All you need is a living room and some creative prompts to get these drinking games going. These games are great if you can’t find a deck of cards (or if they’re trashed from the last get-together).

Grab a group of friends, plenty of alcoholic beverages, and minimal supplies … and let the adult drinking games begin! QUESTION GAMES

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