Ridley’s Ring of Fire Drinking Card Game – Fast-Paced Kings Card Game for Adults Ages 21+ – Waterproof Playing Cards – Fun, Easy-to-Learn Party Game

Are you tough enough to withstand the Ridley's Waterproof Ring of Fire Drinking Card Game? Grab some friends and fill up their cups to play this group party game commonly known as "Kings". It’s a drinking game that’s quick and easy to learn. Place the deck face down in a ring around the empty ''King's cup" and have players take turns picking up playing cards. Everyone follows the rule on the card, like an "Ace" card where the player "Sets the Pace" by starting to drink with everyone following suit and unable to stop until the starting player does. Keep going around the circle and enjoy the laughter and excitement that follows! Ridley's Ring of Fire Drinking Group Party Game is the perfect gift for any game-loving adult. With completely waterproof cards included, this party game will survive countless rounds. Plus, the standard index-sized cards come packaged in a 5.25" L x 3" W x 1.25" H tin, making it a super portable card game that’s also easy to store. For adults ages 21 or orders only. Ridley’s invents exciting, original quality games and toys to spark imaginations, banish boredom and open up a world of immense fun. We’ve resurrected old school classic and created our own unique collection of new games, puzzles, trivia and novelties to entertain both the young and the young at heart. Ridley’s designs games to intrigue, amaze, and inspire hours of fun. Our games offer players a truly unique experience, with innovative bespoke packaging and original game play. Because having fun never gets old! Let the games begin!

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