Snakes & Ladders, But ONLY SNAKES | House Rules
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Episode suggestion: Cluedo, but you can only guess one card at a time.
Hard mode: Tempest’s Survival rule, where you have to correctly identify one of them before attempting the next one
Dart Risk. It's Risk, but to attack a country, you have to hit it with a dart on a map on the wall (and you have to attack wathever country you hit even if you already control it)
Episode idea: Yahtzee but different dice. Instead of 5d6, you get one each of d6,d8,d10,d12,d20. or add a d4 and allow ignoring one die every turn (so if you roll 3,3,3,9,11,11 you get to ignore the 9 and call it full house)
hot cheeto bag.
Should've called it "Snakes and Adders" (an Adder is a kind of snake)
There are two flavors of House Rules: actually a creative way to give a game new silly but fun rules, and “let’s make the game worse and get drunk”
Immediately my favorite comment
I'm a fan of the latter
Do you mean: "actually a creative way to give a game new silly but fun rules, *yet half way through they make it worse*, or they make it worse and get drunk."
So, it's date night and fun date night.
3 options Terry tortures them
gotta love that 2% chance from Sully to not roll a 6 a total of 21 times in a row
2% is a huge number when you think about how many people have played this game, even if you assume a vast majority of people didn't play by that rule.
There was no way it was just 21 rolls, it felt like 98 watching it the first time lmao
Don’t forget the odds that the other player would roll 9 sixes in that time
@@TartarusHimself if you combine the rolls they even out which is funny.
@@Puerco-Potter 9 sixes in 42 rolls?
I love how the first house rules was just a fun spin on guess who that made it silly and different, and it has since devolved into a masochistic torture machine
I just discovered this channel and series and im absolutely here for that.
I actually tried that version of guess who with some mates on my ship and it was amazing fun. I actually won, too, which made it even better, and it blew the minds of my fellow sailors how I figured out the vibe check because I am the most antisocial person on board, except for when it’s board game night.
I kinda wanna see a camo with valefisk and his masochistic games
@@viruscookie4440small problem, vale is American
using alcohol as a fill in poison to represent the venom of the snake bites was a stroke of genius
Agree
The Ladders Bite Too...
sully being incapable of rolling a 6 while adam keeps having to take shots after rolling so many 6s is just peak comedy
I just love how sully apologises to the camera... as if that's not exactly the kind of content we're here for.
@@ollyshaklez need a maths person to calculate the odds of sullys poor dice throwing
@Will Scott good thing I have a degree in the subject... I'll be back in a new minutes
@Will Scott so. The odds of him not rolling a six once is 5/6 or 83.33%... I went back and counted. He rolled 17 times before getting a 6, so to calculate the odds we do (5/6)^17, which gives us odd of 4.5%
In other words, he had a 95% chance of rolling a 6 in that space, and he didn't.
@@ollyshaklez you are my new favourite person. Hope the lads see this :))
Very sensible to get rid of the ladders. You shouldn't climb ladders whilst drunk
They follow all safety precautions here on No Rolls Barred 😌
It does imply they are falling down the ladders because they are drunk, though xD
But handling snakes while drunk is, so long as the snakes are also sloshed so they dont feel left out
snakes, on the other hand
@@awwtums Not sure climbing snakes while drunk is any safer.. or sliding down them either, to be fair
"Don't treat me like a child, he says while playing snakes and ladders for a job" I CANT 🤣
That opening with Sully locked out of the game and the joy as he finally rolls a 6 is one of the best moments of this series.
Good. Don't trust ladders. They're always up to something.
That was the worst pun in hissssssstory.
You son of a bitch, that’s hilarious.
Budum tisssssss! 🥁
Next level mate
Just like ladders, these comments let me down
What I love about House Rules is by the end they no longer care who wins, they just want the torture to stop.
So a regular game of monopoly than?
Also many, many musical interludes
sullivan cheated at 23:58 - 24:00 he moved left instead of right
@@walter-st3fbheating implies helping yourself win. He did not cheat, he made it harder for himself. Now go back to the cafeteria so you can tell the teacher someone is cutting in line. Like come on. It’s fine.
And yet Adam was losing his collective sh!t about things with 10 minutes to go!
I just ran a million simulations of the regular game and of the 'only snakes' variant (with 1 die). On average, a regular game is finished in about 43 rounds, each player having encountered about 5 snakes. With only snakes, it takes about 325 rounds and 58 snakes on average. So good thing to set a time limit at least!
In case you're wondering, Adam did 18 shots, Sully did 13
Thank you, I was curious
so at 20% thats like 9 and 6.5 normal shots
@@haleyw5677 20%?
@@jomaxgamez3840 20% alcohol as opposed to the 40% in things like vodka
As the old shanty says
"Oh, thought I heard the Adam say
Liver, Sully, Liver!
Tomorrow ye will get your play
An' it's time for us to leave her"
American here! Since you asked: when Milton Bradley released their version of the game in the States in 1943, they figured that children wouldn't like snakes, so they changed it to a playground aesthetic and called it Chutes and Ladders instead.
Why they called them chutes instead of slides, I'm less clear on.
Added fun fact, our version even snuck little morality lessons onto the board too. At the base of each ladder is a little cartoon child doing a good deed (e.g. doing their chores or eating their vegetables), and at the top receiving their rewards (e.g. earning their allowance or enjoying their dessert). Conversely, the top of each chute features a kid doing something naughty or foolish (e.g. pulling a cat's tail or reading comics instead of their school books), and at the bottom they suffer the consequences (e.g. getting scratched up or sitting in the corner with a dunce cap on, because the forties were not kind to schoolchildren).
None of those children were getting drunk on blue Curacao, but I imagine that would be a very long and winding chute indeed.
The early british versions had moral pictures on them as well! I grew up playing one with them and just thought it was normal
it hadn't occurred to me that there were versions without the morality pictures
The original one also had virtues and vices on them! But instead of western values, they were based off the values of India at the time, obviously.
"Coal Chutes" were basically slide-like devices to get coal into a building's boiler room. Kids being kids enjoyed sliding down them and getting absolutely filthy with coal dust in the process.
I had this set growing up! I remember looking at all the drawings as we played.
Love Sully's strategic mind coming out in this game, it really lets his decision making shine. Adam, of course, being reckless and constantly rolling 6's without thinking of the consequences. Classic house rules.
The problem with Sullivan is he always tries to walk it in
That is such a specific reference
@@sixtytwo. What was Blampied thinking rolling a 6 that early?
5:14 Shock
10:43 Anger
11:09 Denial
14:30 Clarity
32:44 Bargaining
48:30 Depression
58:49 Acceptance
0:22 Shock
Accurate
23:58 Confusion
Don’t forget 26:09 rolls a four, goes six, forces himself a shot
I love going through all the time stamps seeing the chaos and then the last one is so calm with a Handshake 😂😂😂
I'd love for someone to plug this into a simulator and see the average number of shots someone would take before completing this "game".
It takes an average of 620 moves to complete this game with 1 die. I havent counted how many times they land on a snake space.
Statistically every 6th dice roll will result in a shot. So the average is 100 Shots.
I wrote a simple Python program to simulate this game because I too was curious to know how long it would take and how many shots you would have to do.
I published it to GitHub for anyone who wants to see it for themselves. It is under MajikTowst/Snakes-and-Snakes
After running ten thousand simulated games for each one and two dice, here are some of the results:
With one dice:
Average number of turns per game: 729.5361
Average number of shots per game: 110.8359
With two dice:
Average number of turns per game: 93.9043
Average number of shots per game: 19.2675
There is a lot of variance, and it is possible, albeit uncommon, for a game without shots. The odds i found of that are about .18% and 1.8% for one and two dice respectively.
I simulated 100k games.
Average number of turns was 397 with a standard deviation of 371
Average number of shots was 72 with standard deviation of 69
However, the distribution was not normal. It more resembles a geometric distribution (looks kinda like 1/x)
I tried to stay on topic of todays episode of House Rules and wrote a Python-Script (no pun intended). It played your version of Snakes and Ladders 1,000,000 times and came out with the following stats: Playing with one die you would have had to roll the dice 738 times on average to win. During this terrible board game experience you would have had to drink an average of 111 shots. Cheers!
It went lower for me with two players. Not accounting for drunkenly putting your piece in the wrong space
Glad I'm not the only one running to the IDE
What’s the math on how unlucky(or lucky in this situation) to not get a 6 in all of those rolls? I personally believe Adam was stealing them (/j)
@@ProBadSing You are correct, I only tested it for a 1-player game. the game should end sooner with two players. Still sounds like a fun saturday evening to me.
Guess it's not surprising other people did this... but i might as well post my results
1,000,000 games later:
61.84% of players may have died drinking more than 30 shots.
One player drank 877 shots, another player rolled 5652 times.
About 1 in 279 players (.36%) of players had a perfect game without falling down snakes.
The average player took 347 turns, drank 60 shots (fatal?), and rolled 400 times
I’m sure other have pointed this out, but Adam moved in the wrong direction in one of his last turns, so that last eight would have put him on 96, not the finish…..but let’s be honest for the sake of both boys health it’s probably for the best.
Came to comment this. But, I have to agree ... It was time to end
He was also… VERY drunk. lol
Initial story is a ladder made of snakes, but I think the finality of the story is that they are both so wasted, they essentially lost the function to climb ladders, and instead stumble off of them when they arrive atop of one
I just realized that this version of the game was mentioned in one of Terry Pratchett's books as "Snakes and Ladders with greased rungs".
I love how this series started with a genuinely good idea (playing „Guess Who“ based on vibes, hilarious) and evolved more and more into a torture method
connect 4 while blindfolded and with thumbtacks in the table didn't told you all you need to know already?, in a year it will be uno, but every time the color shifts the other person gets hit in the stomach with a baseball bat
@@HoradeFidgesand i would still watch the whole thing !
@@HoradeFidges dont give them ideas 😂
@@HoradeFidgesmonopoly but the money is subtracted from their bank accounts in real time
@@achievedchair17 what they actually did is far better
Adam went up the wrong end of the board at 56:42. I will not be taken for a fool, Adam should not have won and I demand a rematch!!
He would have landed on 99 from the rest of his rolls, sully got screwed
23:55 Sully moved the wrong direction. Lol, they both screwed up
@martinoviljoen5512 he did fix his mistake though
Poor Sully I noticed this too, he went up 10 and then the wrong way again all in one move lol
@kevinno3969 haha didn't catch that. Definitely don't blame them
I know this is gonna be good because Adam is 4 shots deep before Sully is even on the board.
I don't know why CZcams recommended me a board game channel run by two British guys, but my god, I've never been left sobbing from laughter at a video only to realize I wasn't even halfway through it.
I think the thing I love most about House Rules is how engaged Teri is with the shenanigans. In Board Game Club she makes the occasional appearance sure but in House Rules she is truly the secret protagonist of the whole show
Nah she's the not at all secret antagonist
She's like the monster you see slight glimpses of but is usually lurking just off screen.
I love how immediately these episodes fall into chaos
Thank you Curaçao liqueur 😂
Yep, Alcohol does that
for anyone curious the game was intended to have more long snakes, especially at the end because it was supposed to be a lesson that the closer you are to success, the easier it is to fall off
Love how you sometimes casually went the wrong way on the board and nobody realized it (e.g. 56:40)
or at 24:00
Drunken mistakes oh well
So glad someone else noticed
😂😂
Came here for this comment
lol that Adam cheat right at the end was insane. He went backwards and up a row, and then immediately turned around and went up another.
Counting out his rolls he would have been in that same 4 spots away hell that Sully was in too had he done it right lol. They were so drunk by the end it doesn't shock me they didn't notice.
I thought that I had imagined that, but wasn't willing to go back to check that he reversed course, lol.
Absolutely unbelievable, even when he's completely slazzered, he's still such a heel.
@@Veggieman87 no, I think he was just incredibly drunk
@@lukeh8891I like to think they all saw that but since everyone wanted the pain to stop they just let it slide
If I remember correctly the game was about achieving Nirvana. Moving up and down the board reflecting different rebirths. The game was designed to be inherently unfair as you we're always more likely to fall down the board than moving up. It's a very interesting history.
Yep it was made in Ancient India and it was a metaphor for good deeds and bad deeds
Adding on to this, the version that we've got here (with snakes and ladders) is the Christian interpretation of the same idea, with Jacob's ladder for ascension and then the biblical snake having tempted Adam representing sin. It really is a very interesting history.
Wait... So America actually took the religion OUT of something? I'm stunned!
@@buckysinister commercialism trumps religion, just look at Christmas and Easter
@@buckysinister Though the most common American board has pictures of good or bad actions at the beginning of each chute or ladder.
Teri has to start selling her own brand of Teri’s Sherry. It’s too much of a golden opportunity!
Sherry o' Teri
This game was great, every time you got even the slightest bit of confidence, you immediately died and had to take a shot. It's almost an analogy for life
thats the goal. snakes and ladders was "path to enlightenment" every snake had its own name matching a vice that prevents reaching enlightenment. and the ladders all had a label for a virtue. snakes were always longer than the ladders closer to it.
That clip of the Sullivan singing, Adam drinking, and Teri struggling in the back is such a perfect encapsulation of this series.
Adam took 17 shots, Sully took 12. I could never. Great video.
Thanks for the count! I was wondering as it seemed like so much.
3.4shots worth of pure alcohol
@@benkress3406 it's like 20-25% vs like a shot of vodka being 45-55% so definitely more than that
@@gusguthrie9685
16:37 20% ethanol by volume
17 shots
12 shots”
17*.2=3.4
12*.2=2.4”
Adam took 3.4 shots of pure ethanol
Sully took 2.4 shots of pure ethanol
Sorry i was bored and had nothing better to do
I counted that Sully did 17 rolls before getting a six, which doing the math, is a 4.507% chance of happening. If that doesn't prove his incredible bad luck, I don't know what would.
The little voices they give the snakes at 42:00 had me creasing
Petition to have a house rules where Teri takes shots and has unsupervised access to an electric shot for adam and sully
I saw Teri on a stream with Holly and she said she stopped enjoying giving them electric shocks in the other video
fun fact if you just continue to roll 6s the entire time, because of the roll again on 6s rule you could win the entire game on your first turn while only hitting one snake.
I don't know if this is in their rules, but I played so that after rolling 6 three times in a row, you go back to the start.
You'd actually hit two snakes and your last role would need to be a 4
I could have done it wrong, but with these rules it looks like you'd get stuck in a loop 75 -> 81 -> 63 -> 69 -> 75... After getting to 95.
@@cadekachelmeier7251 so i looked into this and apparently there are different boards in the game with different snakes and ladders, I think the version I had as a kid was the one that had this.
Not much is better in life than a Snakes and Ladders game where 30 minutes in someone drunkenly asks whose turn it is.
I’d love an animated version of this with Adam as a hare and Sully as the tortoise
Teri tries to save adams liver
Adam: " don't treat me like a child"
Nothing more exciting than Sullivan getting to join the game 11 minutes into the video!
I appreciate when they realise it's a survival game and start filibustering so they don't have to play
24:24 In the immortal words of Jeremy Clarkson to his American guest.
Guest: You pronounce it Ah-loo-min-um?
Jeremy: The way it's spelled, yes.
After this episode, Sullivan can add snakes to his list of animal liaisons. And Adam apparently has a thing for ladders.
I love how Sullivan always laughs if Adam starts laughing
Which makes Adam laugh harder which makes me laugh and its a wonderful vicious cycle
It’s true love
ive never seen a more literal example of "throwing the dice" than how adam rolls
Really and truly, though: I constantly rewind the part with them singing “Big Spender”. Hearing Sully going up an octave with his trombone sound kills mr every time. 😂
You see the difference between Sisyphus and Tantalus is that one actually accomplishes something... And then immediately has it snatched away. A constant cycle of trying and failing. Tantalus never even gets a taste of success. Or weird blue booze. And he never gets on the board.
I was dying at 30:12. Teri struggling to open the bottle off screen with nothing but subtitle context clues over Adam and Sully's usual antics. I don't know about you but that's just comedy gold to me 😂
Just got to that part and I am unable to breathe or see because I'm crying fhsgvjfgjahfkas
Fun fact on this episode, had the guys been playing normally, Adam would have gone all the way to 62 without hitting a single Snake or Ladder, and using the next 7 turns to climb all the way back up to 45 by the time Sullivan Finally throws his 6 😂
After running 10,000 simulations, a 2-player game with one die averages 384 turns (std. 354 turns), with each player averaging 58 shots (std 55, 25% 50% 75%: 18, 41, 80). The unluckiest player took 608 shots. The odds improve rather dramatically the more players there are! With 4 players, the average game is only 208 turns (std 174) with each player averaging 30 shots (std 27, 25% 50% 75%: 11, 23, 42).
Introducing a second dice reduces the average number of turns to 54 (std 40), and the average number of shots per player to 10 (std 9, 25% 50% 75%: 4, 8, 14), rendering the game survivable.
that bit with Adam's token giving Sully's a kiss every time they landed on the same space had me dying! lol 🤣that is the peak House Rules content I'm here for. ❤
57:08. Posting the timestamp here so it can potentially become the most watched part of the video.
Love Adam’s sneaky little cheat at 56:40 clever boy.
came here to post about this aswell, cheeky chappie he is
clearly a no contest and rematch i think it is then lol
Just spotted this!
what cheat?
@@piperformerlycassette he double rolled with no 6
Sullivan failing to get to play the game while Adam was rolling 6s like crazy taking shot after shot had me cracking up like crazy
56:43 they're so drunk, they didnt notice he was going the wrong way XD (66-65-64-63-62-61-80-79-78!) XD
Before starting the vid, I must say, I love how we all cheer for Sully despite him never winning. Let's hope fate turns it around this time
I actually never cheer for Sully on House Rules (I often do for the regular Board game club episodes). I find his losing streak a great running gag…except for the chess miracle-which is even funnier because he won the game with horses 🐴 🤣🤣🤣
@@courtney-ray It was an absolute fantastic moment.
Now, after this episode, I hope Snakes don't become the new horses
The inside of Adam's mouth getting progressively more and more blue as the episode progresses
WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT HAHA
House Rules Game Suggestion: Colorblind Trouble. Play Trouble, but with pieces that have been painted white. The chaos will come from trying to remember which pieces are yours and which are your partners. When you make it around and try to go into your home area, you look under it to see if the color matches yours or if you’ve just helped your opponent get one closer to their home.
Your shows are amazing. Thank you for the laughs. ❤
44:57 i love that at this point so close to winning, you see just how much time is left in the video
I would love to see, at random points throughout these drinking house rules videos, the boys taking a breathalyzer test
This is the defenition of quality entertainment.
Love how nobody seems to be talking about Adams little mistake at 56:40
Playing the game wrong is funnier.
Came here looking for this comment! The game should have kept going...
I can't believe I didn't notice that Adam went left there when he was at 66.
the best part is if he had done the moves right just a couple turns later he would have landed on 87 and gone all the way back to 24
I noticed too, I followed where he would have been if he did it right and at 57:47 he would have landed on 87. Would have also been funny, but I'm glad it ended with a winner and not on time.
@@milosperhour_ I thought about working out what actually happens after 26:08, but I couldn't be bothered...
I love Adam rolling a double and going backwards up the board, only to go the opposite direction on the next roll completely unaware
The first 10 mins legitimately almost killed me laughing 🤣
Alternate name for house rules: so we made a new drinking game.
Every House Rules episodes has a nice and calm intro and about 3 turns in they're screaming and taking shots. Perfection.
The absolute insanity of the last roll and how much confidence he threw it with. That was some real heart of the cards shit, there wasn't a single doubt in his mind he was going to fail the roll and it made it infinitely better.
1:16 Me: So they are gonna balance it out, right?
"We will take a shot whenever we go down a snake"
Me: They chose violence-
This is the board game equivalent of getting over it. You’re right at the top at then you take the snake and it takes you right back to the start
This series is phenomenal. The high quality production value of Board Game Club is always wonderful, but it’s always nice to see 2 friends just being ridiculous and having fun
23:58 Moving backwards with confidence. Yup, the drink's working wonders!
46:53 Equal level of confidence: "11!"
I feel like this has been one of the funniest episodes of house rules, it just kept getting more unhinged and I loved every second of it
Adam: I will never die
*Not 2 seconds later*
Instantly gets a snake
I have to say "Snakes and more Snakes" is now my favourite game.
Although "snakes and adders" would be a much better pun
“Snakes, snakes, and oh my god-more snakes”
I know this is probably old news, but having only just now found this channel, it's great to see Adam doing stuff online again! I've been out of the wrestling scene for a while but I'd recognize Whatculture's smuggest grin anywhere.
Glad to see he's seeming happier now, really in his element.
I read somewhere that there was some controversy which is why he quit the wrestling stuff? Idk tho, don't like wrestling lol
Well that's over now sadly
Watching this again and never noticed Adam went the wrong way on his end run 🤣
You’ve made this into the first psychological horror board game
House Rules is easily my favorite series on this channel
when I played snakes and ladders with my nieces we use the full set of D&D polyhedrals and you pick which one you want each turn. so that it adds some real strategy to things by deciding how much you want to risk by zooming forward.
23:58 Sully moved his piece backwards, the alcohol must be getting to him. 🤣
53:01 When Adam's competitive mask slipped and he so desperately needed Sully's validation to continue--This is Cinema
I really liked drunken Adam and Sullivant’s attempts at an American accent. I’d like to see them do a few more takes of that. Just wonderful.
@24:25 Aluminum was actually the original spelling that Sir Humphry Davy gave to the metal.
It wasn't until after that spelling had been introduced to America that British academics changed it to "Aluminium" due to a perception that it didn't sound right when compared to other metals with an "-ium" suffix like Magnesium. However, they have separate etymologies; Magnesium's name is derived from "Magnesia" salts while Aluminum is derived from "Alumina" without an -ia suffix.
So I'm pretty sure my all time record for number of drinks in under an hour is somewhere between these two gentleman's final total. And all that sugar, omfg, I'd be doing the Technicolor rainbow into the big white throne for sure
Did anybody else notice that Sully rolled double 5’s when he arrived two spaces from the end (45:20), meaning he should have gotten a second roll, but Adam immediately snatched up the dice and rolled snake eyes? That should have been Sully’s game ending roll!
He also went the wrong way up the board skipping a couple of tiles before overtaking Sully and winning. Sully is the real winner...
I didn't notice that one, but I did notice his wrong way move a couple rolls before the end.
@@MikeDCWeldI saw that too, also didn't notice Adam take the dice on Sully's double
Oh well just drunken mistake innit
i mean he would'nt have one won since sully wasn't gonna roll the exact same as adam but interesting to see how it would play out
The funniest part of Sullivans story about his mom is that he thinks Americans would have used the word Madam. 😂
I simulated 1 million games of Snakes and Ladders, one with snakes and ladders both, and one with ONLY SNAKES. I was sober when I did this.
The regular way, the average game takes 31 rounds, with the fastest game taking 7, and the slowest game taking 210 rounds.
With ONLY SNAKES, the average game takes 191 rounds, with the fastest game taking 20 rounds, and the slowest game taking 2110 rounds. That's a lot of booze.
In one case, it took a player 67 rounds to start the game.
Funny little piece of conotation: @ 32:23 (after Adam rolls a six and lands on a snake, then takes a shot)
Sully: "Atleast you GET to roll again
Adam: Yes, I HAVE to roll again
Teri's Certificate saying Valedic-TERI-an made me laugh more than it should, but I was already laughing and sure they'll just keep comin'
I've never seen two people with such conflicting luck when it comes to dice rolls or so attracted to snakes & ladders😂😂
I was convinced Sully was winning this episode; how did Adam pull it out?!
How? Well, I'm not saying that Adam did it intentionally....but he did cheat towards the end and basically skipped an entire row of spaces, lol.
@@GrymmSoul Really? I honestly missed that. I'll have to go back & re-watch this several more times just to be sure
56:43 went the wrong way
@@GrymmSoul Oh, found it... 56:42
@@blomman1719 perhaps they shouldn't combine spatial awareness & drinking lol
15:40 To be fair, there's a reason it's "Slow and *STEADY* wins the race" and not just "Slow wins the race." Steady in this instance includes "Not falling asleep in the middle of a race."
They should add another rule: Go down the ladder/snake if you land ANYWHERE along it
Think this one needs an * next to it. Adam going the wrong way.. 56:44
This is the most adorable set of date nights ever committed to CZcams
Just weighing in on the tortoise and hare discussion, perhaps tellings vary but I was always taught that the hare rested because it had exhausted itself by running at top speed. Rather than just being mere hubris, the hare found itself physically incapable of carrying on, and had to rest, in this way the story teaches the importance of conserving resources.
All the seemingly infinite loops Sully and Adam got stuck in during this was incredible
Idea:cards against humanity but very wrong. Terri is always Czar, and instead of pulling a black card and putting down a white card, you would pull a white card and put down a black card. So instead of fill in the blank, it’s blank in the fill
@@12thLevelSithLord right, but combine that with the way they played trivial pursuit
I dunno if others have played like I do, but a house variant of sorts I play with CAH's cards is for a black card to be pulled at random, them all players pull a white card at random. It becomes a game of justification and luck of the draw, seeing whose random white card/s (in combination with the black card) can be considered the funniest to the group.
@@jordy_3d so like trial by trolley?
@@lime7494 After looking it up, I don't particularly see the connection outside of draws being random
The flow is basically:
1) Draw Black Card
2) Count blanks on the card (call it N for now)
3) Every player randomly draws N cards
4) One by one, every player reads the Black Card, filling in the blanks with their White Card/s (or simply places them down so everyone can read 'em)
5) Instead of a Card Czar, everyone agrees on which combination they think is best; either funniest, most "true", etc. If a draw, you can flip a coin or something
6) The player with the funniest combination wins the Black Card. First to X Black Cards wins (I usually play X = 7, just to pass time)
24:00 it's funny that Sullivan moved his piece backwards because of how drunk he already was 😂
Intrigue led me to simulate a computer playing this game. I’ve seen games end in ONLY 200 turns with 25 snake slides… but also ones with thousands of goes. There isn’t enough Blue Curaçao in the world!
One thing’s for sure, the computer never took as long as Sully to roll a six.