Nothing gets a party started quite like a good drinking game. And when it comes to drinking games, card games are some of the most popular choices. They're easy to learn, don't require too many supplies, and can be played with just a few people or a large group. So, whether you're hosting a party or just looking for a fun way to pass the time with friends, here are some of the best drinking card games most likely to get the party started:
Kings Cup
Kings Cup is a classic drinking game that's been around for years. To play, you'll need a deck of cards and a large cup. Players take turns drawing cards and following the rules associated with each card. For example, if you draw a 2, you'll have to give two drinks to another player. If you draw a king, you'll add some of your drink to the large cup in the center of the table. The first player to draw the fourth and final king card has to chug the entire cup.
Ring of Fire
Ring of Fire is another classic drinking game that's perfect for large groups. To play, you'll need a deck of cards and a large cup. Players take turns drawing cards and following the rules associated with each card. For example, if you draw a 7, you'll have to do a dance move. If you draw a queen, you'll have to ask someone a question and they have to answer truthfully. The first player to break the "ring of fire" (the circle of cards around the cup) has to chug the entire cup.
Asshole
Asshole is a popular drinking game that's perfect for smaller groups. To play, you'll need a deck of cards and a designated "asshole" (the person who goes last in each round). Players take turns playing cards and the goal is to get rid of all your cards as quickly as possible. The first player to get rid of all their cards becomes the "president" and the last player becomes the "asshole." The president gets to make rules for the next round and the asshole has to deal the cards for the next round.
Flip Cup
Flip Cup is a fast-paced drinking game that's perfect for larger groups. To play, you'll need a large table and plastic cups for each player. Players split into two teams and stand on opposite sides of the table. Each player has to drink their drink and then flip their cup over so that it lands upside down on the table. The next player on their team can't start until they've successfully flipped their cup. The first team to finish wins.
Never Have I Ever
Never Have I Ever is a classic game that's perfect for smaller groups. To play, players take turns saying "Never have I ever..." and then finishing the sentence with something they've never done. If any other player has done that thing, they have to take a drink. This game is a great way to get to know your friends and learn some interesting things about them!
Conclusion
There you have it, some of the best drinking card games most likely to get the party started. Remember to always drink responsibly and never drink and drive. These games are meant to be fun, so don't take them too seriously. And if you're ever feeling uncomfortable or want to stop playing, it's always okay to say no. Have fun!
