Then the person who picked the card announces something they haven’t done. If you’re not aware of ‘never have I ever’, the game starts with everyone putting up five fingers. Jack represents the game ‘never have I ever’ and after picking up the card the group must play one round. Jack is arguably one of the most exciting cards to pick as it allows you to learn some of the sordid secrets of the players. Whoever can’t think of anything or makes a repeat must down two fingers of drink. Then each player must choose something that fits into that category.įor example, the player who picked up the card may choose ‘types of fruit’ and the rest of the players will have to pick fruit, such as a lemon or strawberry. Ten is ‘categories’ meaning the player who chose the card must pick a category. Some players like to add this one into the mix instead. This goes on until somebody can’t think of a new word, or until someone repeats a word. The idea is that the player who picked the card must say a word, and everybody goes around the circle saying a word that rhymes with it.įor example, a super-simple word would be ‘tall’ and other players could say ‘mall’, ‘wall’, or ‘call’. Nine is ‘bust a rhyme’ and depending on how creative the group is, this card can be a lot of fun. It’s the perfect way to show your crush that you’re interested in them or just to try to pick on someone to get them drunk. That means the player can choose anyone in the game to partner up with them, meaning when one of them drinks, they both must. This is a great card to catch people out who aren’t paying attention, especially if the picker doesn’t use the card immediately.įeeling a little less virtuous? You can also point down to the floor, and the last person to do it drinks. Meaning, when the person who picked the card is ready, they must reach for the sky with both arms, with the rest of the players following suit.
This means you put your thumb on the table and the last person to do so drinks. Again, let’s offer up an alternate version here. Six is ‘dicks’, so all the guys in the game must drink. This carries on until someone messes up the dance and has to drink.ĭrunken uncoordinated dancers, what’s not to love? Six = Dicks The next person must then copy the dance move and add an extra spin to it. Five is ‘bust a jive’, meaning the person that picks up the card must break a dance move. If you get a 4, give out 2 drinks and take 2 drinks. Not one of my favorites among the traditional king’s cup rules, so here’s a variation: The four card involves the ladies by telling them they are ‘whores’ and they all must drink. Three is ‘me’, which means you must chug two fingers of your own drink. This means you can pick one person to take two drinks, or two people to each take one drink. Two is fairly simple and is the classic ‘you’. So you must always wait until the person to your left has stopped before you can stop.Īs you can imagine, the last person to stop drinking can end up getting pretty plastered! This rule also gives great opportunity to poke fun at those who can’t handle chugging their alcohol. Once they’ve stopped drinking, the next person clockwise to them can choose when to stop, and so on.
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The person who picked the card has full control of the round and can stop drinking whenever he or she chooses. This starts with everyone chugging whatever drink they have – whether that’s beer, wine, or a spirit and mixer. If you pick up an Ace it equals ‘waterfall’. This is one of the universal king’s cup rules. Now let’s get onto the fun part – the king’s cup rules of the cards (scroll down for full explanations and variations) Ace = Waterfall King’s cup only finishes once all the cards are used up. If you break the chain of cards, you must chug whatever drink is in the king’s cup in the center – we’ll get to that a bit later.Īs the concoction of alcohol in the king’s cup may be a very unpleasant mixture, one of the main aims of the game is to avoid breaking the chain!īut even if you do break the chain, this doesn’t end the game. To play king’s cup, players must take turns picking cards, going around the circle clockwise.Įach card in the deck corresponds to a specific action, which we’ll go through in the next section. The basic rules for any game of King’s Cup, whether it’s known as Ring of Fire, Circle of Death, Waterfall or just “Kings”, are essentially the same. This game works well with a larger group. Then, any number of players can gather around the cup, ready to play. To set up the game, evenly spread a deck of cards face down around the cup.Īll cards much touch the cards on either side, creating a ‘chain’ of cards. When it comes to equipment, all you need is:
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