Are you ready to laugh your socks off while enjoying a fun and spirited drinking game with friends? Look no further, folks! Introducing the hilarious Uno Drinking Card Game – the ultimate way to level up your party nights.
Place the cards face down in a neat stack, like a sneaky surprise waiting to be unveiled.
One courageous player starts by drawing the first card, and the game proceeds clockwise. The card drawn determines who has the "honor" of drinking.
Bottoms up! You'll have to drink when:
If you're using regular playing cards, you can designate the Jack as the reverse card, adding a touch of royal flair to the game.
Draw a skip card, and you become the master of fate, choosing a lucky player to take a swig. With a draw-two card, the next player drinks up, while a draw-four card unites the group in collective tipsiness as everyone drinks.
The objective of the game is to survive the round without having to drink too much (good luck with that!).
How much you'll be drinking: Let's just say the Uno Drinking Game isn't for the faint-hearted. A bottle of beer can vanish faster than you can say "hiccup," and if you're playing with shots, be prepared for a morning-after headache of epic proportions. Just remember, almost every time a card is drawn, drinks are flowing, so stay hydrated, my friends!
Bring out the Uno cards, gather your buddies, and brace yourselves for a night of laughter and hilarity with this witty and uproarious drinking game. Cheers!
Nothing quite like a musical drinking game.
Get your drinks ready and play Roxanne by The Police on a computer, phone, tablet, or wherever you can. Every time you hear “Roxanne” everyone has to drink. A simple game with a high drinking factor.
Set up the four shot glasses on the other end of the table in a row so that it forms a line going away from you (the home base where you will be shooting from across the table). Each player on the visiting team takes turns shooting the quarter at the shot glasses. The first glass represents a single, the second a double, the third a triple, and the last a home run. Three strikes (misses of all shot glasses) and you are out. Three outs and the other team is up to bat.
The game follows as regular baseball and runs are scored in the same way (except that you have to keep track of the runners on base in your head). Drinking happens in the following manner:
For example, if they hits a single, they must drink the remaining three shot glasses full of beer. If they hits a triple, they only have to drink one. If they gets an out, they must drink all four.
This game is pretty simple but lots of fun (and lots of drinks)!
Beeramid (rhymes with pyramid, go figga) is a game that involves a tremendous amount of drinking.
A Beeramid (pyramid) of cards is constructed by placing a certain number of cards face down in a row (usually five depending on the number of people) as the base and building up with each level having one less card until there is one card as the top of the Beeramid. The remaining cards are distributed as evenly as possible among the players and kept hidden from other players. Before the game begins every player is allowed to look over their own cards and organize them any way they like, afterward the cards are kept face down in a horizontal line in front of the player and they are not allowed to look at them again once the game begins. Allow some time for players to set this up before starting the game.
For the beeramid we recommend:
The dealer turns over the first card at the base of the beeramid and calls out the card value. Anyone who claims to have that card may give out one drink. The person called out may either drink or call the bluff by saying “bullshit”. If the first person has the card after all, they must pick the card and the victim drinks twice the amount. If the first player doesn’t have the card or picks up a wrong card from their face down cards, the first player drinks twice.
Once a row of the Beeramid is completed, the first card on the next row is drawn, and every card now has the same value as its row. Each person with a card on the second row can give two drinks, on the third row three drinks, all the way up to the fifth (or the last) row. All bullshit calls double the value of the row, of course, making them risky propositions as time goes on.
If someone has more than one of a card (say a five is drawn and someone has two fives in their face down cards) they can give both fives to the same person or split them up. They need to show both cards if bullshit is called.
In the fifth row (or last row), if people are taking honest drinks, a bullshit call should result in about a full beer consumption by somebody. For this purpose, we usually buy a bottle or two of a heinous-tasting beer (your choice) to serve as the “Penalty Beer”. Anyone losing a bullshit challenge on the final row must finish the Penalty Beer without taking it away from their lips…
This game has a surprisingly high intoxication factor, especially if played with more than five levels.
Player one is dealt a card. They then guess whether the next card will be higher or lower than the card they were just dealt. If wrong, they drink once (because one card was showing). If correct, they guess again. After taking at least three cards, the player may choose to continue or pass, BUT ONLY after taking at least three cards. If the player says pass, the next player starts where the previous one left off.
When a player guesses incorrectly, they drink for each card showing. SO, the strategy is to build up a lot of cards and then pass them to the next player.
Before play starts, determine by voting if identical cards (ex. card showing is a 5 and the next card flipped over is also a 5) are a loss or correct guess.
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The game begins with cards being dealt and players are not allowed to look at their cards yet. The dealer hands out one card at a time to each player until everyone has a total of 4 cards each. Before they are allowed to see the cards, each player has to guess certain things. With every correct answer the player can give out drinks to others, but with every wrong answer they must drink themselves.
1st round (1 sip)
Before the first card is flipped over every player has to answer whether the color will be “black or red” then flip over their first card. If they guess right then they give out one sip to another player, if wrong they take a drink.
2nd Round (2 sips)
Once everyone has one card flipped over we move to the next question – higher or lower. Each player now has to guess whether the next card they flip over will be higher or lower than their first card. They give out two sips if they guessed correctly, take two sips if they guessed wrong or the card was the same number/value as the first card.
For example, if you flipped over a 7 for the first round you must now guess whether the next card flipped over will be higher or lower than 7.
3rd Round (3 sips)
Inside or outside – after each player has two cards flipped over they must now guess if the value of their third card will be inside or outside of their first two cards. If the player gets a card that has the same value as either of their first two cards then it is counted as inside. They get to give out three sips if they guessed correctly, take three sips if they guessed wrong.
For example, the first card was a 7 and the second card was a 10 so if the player guesses that the third card is inside and the third card ends up being an 8 they guessed correctly. If they guessed inside and get a 7 or 10 they are still correct, but if they guessed outside then they drink.
4th Round (4 sips)
For the last round/card each player has to guess whether it will be a spade, heart, diamond or club. They get to give out four sips if guessed correctly, take four sips if guessed wrong.
Determining who will be the bus driver
After everyone has four cards flipped over we will determine who will be the bus driver. Begin by placing two rows of cards face down with four cards in each row and determine which row will be for taking drinks and which will be for giving out drinks. Now flip over one card at a time from the right side beginning with either the take or give row, after two cards are flipped over from both rows move to the next cards. Players must drop their cards if they match a card being flipped over from the row. The goal of this part is to get rid of as many cards as possible. The first two cards from each row are a sip each, the second two cards from each row are two sips each, and so on… After all the cards in the rows are flipped over whoever has the most cards left is the bus driver.
Before the game begins, place the King’s Cup (a big empty cup) in the middle of the table. Shuffle the deck of cards then place them around the king’s cup in a circle facedown. One person begins the game by flipping over any card. Each card has a different rule attached to it and the rule must be followed before the next person can flip their card. According to house rules, the game ends when either the king’s cup has been consumed or the last card has been drawn.
(Same rules for all suites, we just used Hearts for illustration purposes)
 Waterfall – everyone puts their drink to their lips and waits for the person who picked up this card to start drinking. Once that person starts drinking then everyone begins chugging their drink. The person who started can stop whenever they want then the next person (clockwise) has the same option to continue drinking or stop, and so on until the last player |
 The classic “you” – pick anyone in the game to drink |
 Me – the person who picked up this card has to drink for three seconds |
 Four for whores – all the ladies have to drink |
 Jive – whoever picked this card has to bust a dance move then the next person has to add onto it and so on until someone messes up and they have to drink |
 Dicks – all the guys have to drink |
 Heaven – Everyone has to point to the sky and the last person to do so has to drink |
 Mate – whoever picked this card gets to choose one person that has to drink every time they do |
 Bust a rhyme – the person who picked this card has to say a word and the next person has to try to rhyme with it. This goes on until someone cannot think of a word that rhymes |
 Category – the person who picked this card chooses a category. The next person has to say something that is relevant to the category that the first person picked and this goes around until someone cannot think of something. A good example is sex positions |
 Thumb Master – the person who picked this card is now the thumb master. Until somebody else gets a jack, this person can put their thumb anywhere on their forehead at any time and the last person to do the same has to drink |
 Question Master – whoever picked this card is the question master. Until somebody else picks a queen – they can ask any question and if someone answers them they have to drink |
 Make a rule – the person who picked this card can make any one rule and it has to be followed until someone else gets a king. Whoever breaks the rule has to drink. The first three people to get a king must pour their drinks into the cup in the middle. The last person to get a king has to pour their drink into the cup but also drink the whole cup. |
The game begins when everyone has a drink and one player begins by asking a question, such as “Most likely to pass out on the toilet seat?”. Everyone points at one person they think would best fit the answer to that question. You have to drink one second for every person pointing at you, you can obviously increase the number of seconds if you’re looking to get shit faced, so if five people point at you then you have to drink five seconds or whatever you all decided before the game started.
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A simple adaptation of the skill game with wooden blocks. This Jenga drinking game has a twist though: if you cause the tower to topple, you must finish your drink. The same regular Jenga rules apply with regards to how you can pick the blocks and whatnot.
Using the sharpie write down rules on various blocks so when the person removes that block they or everyone (based on the rule) have to follow/perform what the block said. You can make this a team effort with people writing various rules. Here are some ideas for drunk Jenga:
You can get very creative with these rules, just hope that your not the one who picks that crazy block! Remember, the person who knocks down the tower has to finish their drink and set up the tower again.
Mau Mau is a highly popular card game played all around the world like the United States, Brazil, Poland, Germany, Austria, and the list goes on. Classic Mau Mau is very simple and easy to play so it only made sense that we convert this game into a fun party and drinking game.
For Mau Mau drinking game we have adopted and simply expanded the classic rules with additional rules for drinking. So not only will you have fun with Mau Mau, but you can also catch a buzz making the game that much more fun to play.
Begin by shuffling the deck of cards thoroughly, and if there are more than 5 players it would be beneficial to add a second deck of cards to the mix.
Deal out 5 cards to each player and the remaining cards are placed face down on the table in a pile, the dealer reveals the first card. The player to his left starts the game.
The aim of the game is to get rid of all of your cards. If it is your turn, you can discard a card from your hand to match the card most recently flipped over or dropped by another player (same color or same card value). If you do not have a card that is the same color or card value in your hand then you must draw a card from the facedown cards pile.
In addition, different cards have their own rules. You should agree on these rules before the game so that there are no discussions later.
7 – The next player must draw 2 cards and drink 2 sips. Seven can be extended, so if another seven comes up after the initial seven then next person has to drink 4 sips and draw 4 cards, and so on until the last card dropped wasn’t a seven.
8 – The next player must draw 1 card and drink 1 sip.
9 – change the direction in which the game is being played (clockwise or counterclockwise).
Jack – The player gets to choose the color for the next card. In addition, he chooses a player who now has to drink.
Queen – All women drink.
King – All men drink.
Ace – All players except yourself must drink. The next player misses their turn.