Drink Up - Drinking Card Game

Get ready for a night of hilarious fun with Drink Up Go Fish Style Drinking Card Game! This classic game gets an adult twist that will have you and your friends laughing until you cry. The rules are simple: ask your opponents for the cards you need to complete sets, but be prepared to take a sip if you come up empty-handed. And when you do complete a set, brace yourself for outrageous challenges that will test your wit, courage, and ability to keep a straight face. With Drink Up Go Fish Style Drinking Card Game, every round is a wild ride filled with unexpected twists and turns. Will you be brave enough to perform the silly antics required to claim victory? Or will you succumb to fits of laughter and suffer the consequences? Either way, you’re guaranteed to have an unforgettable night of uproarious entertainment. Don’t settle for boring game nights. Grab your friends, your favourite drinks, and Drink Up Go Fish Style Drinking Card Game for an experience that will leave you in stitches. Order now and let the shenanigans begin! The Deal: Deal the cards clockwise one at a time, face down. If two or three people are playing, each player receives seven cards. If four or five people are playing, each player receives five cards. The remainder of the deck is placed face-down on the table. The Play: The player to the dealer’s left chooses a card in their hand, looks directly at any opponent, and asks for the card they chose. The addressed player must hand over the card requested if it is in their hand. If they do not have it, they say, “Drink Up” and the player who made the request takes a sip of their drink and draws the top card off the centre pile, placing it in their hand. If a player gets the match they asked for, they are entitled to ask the same or another player for another card. So long as the player succeeds in getting cards, their turn continues. When a player completes a set, they must place the set face up on the table, each set has a unique activity that must be performed once completing the set. The game ends when all sets have been completed (completed sets will have 4 cards). The winner is the player with the most completed sets. During the game, if a player is left without cards, they may (on their turn) draw from the centre pile and then ask for a match to that card. If no cards are left in the centre pile, they are out of the game.