Note: In case two or more people have the same card value, it goes to a battle of rock, paper, scissors. The game finishes after all cards in both rows have been revealed. Whoever has a matching card may choose one player that has to drink, and in return, they receive a dare from the person they chose.Īlternatively, the player with this card can also avoid completing a dare by taking the drink for themselves.

A card matches when it has the same card value as the revealed card.įor example: When a heart Jack is revealed and a player has a spade, Jack, then the cards match.Īfter the player is done, the dealer flips over the first card of the “give or dare” row. Whoever has a matching card must answer a question or take a drink agreed upon by the rest of the playing group. The dealer flips over the first card of the “take or truth” row to start the game. Each card in the rows represents the number of seconds you will have to drink. If you choose to drink instead of completing a dare or answering a question, you will have to drink. One row is designated as the “give or dare” side and the other as the “take or truth”. Now, the dealer makes two rows of 6 cards face down. One person will start as the dealer.įirstly, they will shuffle the deck and give each player four cards face up. The only things you need to play are a deck of cards, a group of at least three people, and of course: alcohol.

This boozy gameplay imitates the game of truth or dare by using cards. You are about to have a party night with your friends, and you want to get drunk with fun? The Give and Take drinking card game will fulfill your needs.

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