The game continues until someone gets rid of all their cards and wins, and forcing everyone else to finish their drinks. Each player is required to play at least one card on their turn, but the other players don't need to call bullshit every time, so the pile of cards could potentially get quite large. Then you'd start playing your Aces again. The next person would play their Kings, and so on until you reach the twos. If the person calling bullshit turns out to be wrong, then they have to take a drink and the cards. If the person who played the cards was lying, they have to take a drink and add the cards to their deck. When someone calls bullshit, the cards are turned over and someone has to drink depending on what the cards are. The thing about classics is that they’re classics for a reason. Either way, these are some classic games to bring out at your next shindig. Each person has to verbally say what they are playing each turn (ex: 'Two Aces,' or 'Three twos'), and any of the other players can call bullshit if they think that person is lying. Many of the best drinking games are typically played in small groups, such as beer pong or flip cup. You have to put at least one card down when it's your turn, so if you have zero Aces, you have to lie.

If they only have one Ace but want to get rid of more cards, they can lie and say they have two or more Aces. Each person is dealt a stack of cards, and the person to the left of the dealer starts the game by placing all of their Aces face down in the middle of the circle. The objective is still to get rid of your cards by lying. This game is basically the same as the card game, but with a little twist.

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