How To Play What Do You Meme

How would you respond if you accidentally emitted a loud fart in a crowded elevator or discovered that you were adopted or lastly were presented with a sandwich containing only bacon and Nutella? Discover more about yourself and others as you speculate and wager on reactions to a diverse array of humorous and thought-provoking scenarios in 'What Do You Meme?' You can also invent your own scenarios as the game unfolds! Featuring illustrations inspired by popular internet memes like "Me Gusta," "Challenge Accepted," and "Rage Guy," players select one of 7 meme cards to react to a given scenario. The other players then guess and bet on your reaction, while you bet on which player you think has guessed correctly.

The saying goes "a picture is worth a thousand words." Well, how about you put your own random phrase to a picture and laugh your head off? What Do You Meme is a silly game where players will match up funny phrases to the most random and downright hilarious pictures. If you can win the heart of the rotating judge, you'll get the points. What Do You Meme is a great party game for large groups up to 20. The more people the crazier it gets. Who knew a simple picture could have so many different meanings? Learning how to play is similar to other games out there (Apples to Apples). Pick this game up and bring What Do You Meme to your next party.

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• Official What Do You Meme Game Rules And Instructions

Perparation: Distribute 7 cards and 3 tokens in the chosen color to each player. All participants roll the die once to determine the starting player. The player with the highest number rolled goes first. In the event of a tie for the highest number, those players reroll until a single winner emerges.

Game Play: The initiating player rolls the die twice, resulting in a number between 00 and 99.

For instance, if your first roll is a 2 and your second roll is an 8, your combined number is 28. Consult the "Scenarios" document, locate number 28, and read aloud the corresponding scenario. Alternatively, players are encouraged to create their own scenarios if they prefer. Following the scenario reading, select one of the 7 meme cards from your hand that best fits your reaction to the scenario. Place the chosen card face down on the table.

You should choose the card that you believe best represents how you would genuinely react to the scenario if it occurred in real life. Subsequently, the other players endeavor to identify which card you selected in response to the scenario by also choosing a card from their hand and placing it face down on the table.

Betting occurs in three distinct phases:

1. Initially, you have the option to wager up to three of your tokens on one or more of the other players' guesses (concealed cards on the table). Simply position your tokens atop the card(s) you believe correspond to your chosen card. You can allocate all three tokens to a single other player's card or spread them across two or three different cards. However, you must wager at least one token.
2. Subsequently, all cards except yours are unveiled by flipping them over. After observing everyone's guesses, the other players can now also place bets of up to three tokens on one or more of the revealed cards. They follow the same procedure by positioning their tokens atop the card they believe to be the correct guess. Players have the option to bet on themselves, but if they choose to do so, they may only wager up to two tokens.
3. Finally, you reveal your card, and the bets are settled as follows: Any bets placed on incorrect guesses are voided, meaning you don't lose money on these bets. However, bets placed on correct guesses are paid out in cash, represented by funny-money bills. Players receive an equal amount of cash to the number of tokens they had placed on cards that were guessed correctly. For instance, if a player placed 2 tokens on "RAGE!" and 1 token on "LOL!", and "RAGE!" was the correct card, the player would receive 2 bills of $1.

The die is then passed to the next player in a clockwise direction around the table, and it becomes their turn to select a reaction to a scenario and roll the die. This process continues, with each player taking their turn, until three full rounds have been completed around the table, ensuring that every player has had three turns. Throughout these rounds, players collect cash based on their successful bets.

In the fourth and final round, players discard their tokens and instead have the opportunity to bet as much of their accumulated cash as they desire. This presents a chance to either make a comeback if one is lagging behind or to significantly outpace opponents by continuously increasing their wealth. The player with the highest amount of cash at the conclusion of the game is proclaimed the victor!

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Please keep in mind that the official What Do You Meme rules and instructions PDF listed below could be different depending on the game version you have. The rules below are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging and will teach you how to play What Do You Meme. Download these original PDF game rules or print them for later use.

• Official What Do You Meme Game Rules

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