King – ‘Pour/Drink’ – The first three kings to appear will indicate that you have to pour some of your drink into the glass in the middle of the table. The idea is to catch people off guard by asking questions they’d answer without even thinking, like «When should we leave for the club?». Queen – ‘Question Master’ – If you ask a question and someone answers, they have to drink. The rule is valid for the rest of the game. It must be followed, or the penalty is to take a sip. Jack – ‘Make a rule’ – Make up a rule of your own. The first person to repeat or hesitate drinks. Ten – ‘Categories’ – Pick a category (such as makes of cars), and go round the circle taking turns to name something within that category (BMW, for example). Whoever hesitates first or repeats a word that’s already been mentioned has to drink. It then continues around the circle with everyone taking a turn. The person to your left has to think of a word that rhymes with it. The rule applies until someone else picks up an eight. The last person drinks.Įight – ‘Mate’ – Pick someone who has to drink whenever you have to drink.

Seven – ‘Heaven’ – The same as Thumb Master, except you put your arm up above your head. Six – ‘Chicks’ – All of the women in the circle drink. You remain the Thumb Master until someone else picks up a five. The last person to put their thumb down, drinks. Three – ‘Me’ – Take a sip of your own drink.įour – ‘Boys’ – All men in the circle drink.įive – ‘Thumb Master’ – When you put your thumb on the table everyone must follow. Two – ‘You’ – Nominate a person to take a sip of their drink. The other players cannot stop drinking until the person before them stops. We have decided to use these rules for the King’s Cup card came:Īce – ‘Waterfall’ – Everyone starts to drink at once, and the player that picked the card may stop at any time. There are different rules in different parts of the world, so be sure to agree on them first.

Each card number corresponds to a different action or task. Spread a deck of playing cards out on the table in a circle, with a big glass or jug in the middle. It also goes by the name of «Kings» and «Ring of Fire», and is the father of all drinking games. You have probably heard of this drinking game before. Equipment needed: Playing cards, a pint glass or a jug

King of cups drinking game