If you’re looking for a fun and exciting drinking game to play with your friends, then look no further than the King Cup. This classic game is perfect for any type of gathering, and it’s sure to provide hours of entertainment. In this blog post, we’ll go over all the rules you need to know in order to become a master of the King Cup.
Setting Up the Game
To begin, divide into groups of 3-8 players. Each player will then select one card from the deck – whoever has the highest card becomes the dealer for that hand. The dealer shuffles up the remaining cards and deals them out evenly among all the players face down. Once everyone has their cards, it’s time to begin playing!
The Basic Rules
The objective of the King Cup is simple – find out who can drink the most without getting sick! To play, each player takes turns drawing cards from a standard deck, and each card has an associated action that must be completed before the next player draws their card. There are two special cards in the deck – King and Queen – which have extra rules associated with them. Here are some of the basic rules that apply to all cards in the deck:
• All players must draw one card at a time
• All drinks must be finished before continuing on
• If a player draws an Ace card, they may choose someone else in the group to take their turn
• If a player draws a Jack card, everyone else has to drink twice as much as usual
• If a player draws an 8 card, they must pour some of their drink into an empty cup placed in front of them (this cup is known as “the king cup”)
• If a player draws a 10 card, they must finish their entire drink before continuing on
King Card Rule
The King rule is simple – if someone draws a King card from the deck, then everyone else has to drink whatever is in “the king cup” (which was created when someone drew an 8).
Queen Card Rule The Queen rule is similar to the King rule but with one important difference – if someone draws a Queen card from the deck, then they can choose someone else in the group who will have to finish their entire drink! So if you want to avoid being chosen by someone who drew a Queen card from the deck, make sure you finish your drinks before anyone else does!
Conclusion: The King Cup is one of those games that never gets old! It’s easy enough for even novice drinkers to understand and challenging enough for experienced drinkers. So why not grab some friends and give it a try? Who knows – maybe you’ll be crowned king or queen of your next party! With these easy-to-follow rules, you’ll be playing like an expert in no time. Cheers!
