A sneaky party game of hidden roles where a dealer tries to sell 'drugs' by winking while a cop tries to catch them red-handed.
Drug Dealer is a classic social deduction drinking game based on stealth, observation, and quick reflexes. Players secretly draw cards to assign hidden roles. The Drug Dealer must covertly wink at other players to make 'deals', forcing them to drink. Meanwhile, the Cop is on high alert, trying to figure out who the dealer is every time a deal goes down. Guess right, and the dealer drinks; guess wrong, and the cop pays the price.
Prepare a deck containing one Ace (the Drug Dealer), one King (the Cop), and ordinary number cards for the remaining players. Deal one card face-down to each person.
Each player secretly looks at their card to discover their role.
The player who gets the Ace is the Drug Dealer. They can wink at any player at any time.
Once winked at, that player must immediately say 'I'll take it!' and take a drink.
The player who gets the King is the Cop. Whenever someone has to drink, the Cop tries to identify who the dealer is.
If the Cop guesses correctly, the Drug Dealer must drink, and a new round is dealt. If the Cop guesses wrong, the Cop must drink instead.
For larger groups, add a second Ace (another dealer). The dealers win if they manage to wink at each other without getting caught by the cop.
Flip a coin and guess the outcome. If you're wrong, choose your fate: take a drink or lose a layer.
Flip a coin onto a pizza box — land on blank space and trace a rule, land on a circle and follow it.