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Give your next party a boozy twist with the Drink Up Go Fish Style Drinking Card Game. It takes the card game you already know and turns it into something your whole group will be laughing about. Ask opponents for the cards you need to finish a set. Come up empty and you take a sip. Finish a set and a challenge lands on you, one that tests your wit, your nerve, and your poker face.
Rounds move fast and rarely go as planned. Someone will pull off a ridiculous challenge, or crack up trying. You might nail every ask and stay on a roll, or spend the night taking sips and drawing cards. Either way, the table stays loud and nobody's bored.
Game nights get stale. This deck doesn't. Grab your friends and your favorite drinks, then deal the first hand and let the chaos run.
Cards go out clockwise one at a time, face down. With two or three players, each person gets seven cards. With four or five players, each person gets five. The rest of the deck sits face down in the center as a pile.
Starting with the player to the dealer's left, a player picks a card from their hand, looks at any opponent, and asks for that card. If the opponent holds it, they hand it over. If not, they say "Drink Up." The asker takes a sip of their drink and draws the top card from the center pile into their hand.
Land the match you asked for and your turn keeps going. You can ask the same opponent or a different one for another card, and you stay on your roll as long as the asks keep landing. Once you finish a set, place it face up on the table. Each set carries its own activity, performed as soon as the set is completed.
The game wraps up when all sets are done (each completed set holds 4 cards). Whoever completes the most sets wins. Run out of cards mid-game and you can still draw from the center pile on your turn, then ask for a match to that card. If the center pile is empty when you're out of cards, you're finished for the night.
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