When a player answers a question or can’t think of another question to ask, they drink. Without answering, that person asks someone else a different question, and then they ask someone else, and so on. The player who picked the card asks someone a question. Player who picks the card says something they have never done, i.e., “Never have I ever drunk an Espresso Martini” Whoever has consumed an Espresso Martini has to drink. Similar to nine, but the person who draws the card picks a category, such as “wine regions,” after which each player says a region - Bordeaux, Chianti, Jerez, etc. This continues until a player can’t think of a word, and thus has to drink. The player picks a word, i.e., “beer,” and each player takes a turn saying a word that rhymes with that word, i.e., cheer, clear, near, fear, deer, you get the idea. The player picks a “mate” to drink with them for the rest of the game. The player who picks the card puts their hands in the air, as do all other players the last to do so drinks.Įight: Pick a mate. Whoever identifies as a “chick” gets to drink. Whoever identifies as a guy gets to drink. The last person to touch the floor drinks.įive: Guys. The player who picks the card and everyone else playing has to immediately touch the floor. The player who picks the card takes a drink.įour: Floor.

The player who picks the card chooses a person to drink.

Everyone drinks in a domino-effect pattern the person who picked the card determines the duration of this group-chugging effort. Players take turns picking a card from the deck, each of which requires a designated action.

The cup is placed in the middle of the players sitting around it. For this quintessential drinking game, you’ll need a deck of cards, a cup, and plenty of beer.

One person card games