Jail Break

Jail Break doesn't make you do anything on the spot. Land on it and you're handed one stored favour, a single skip you can cash in later on any forfeit you'd rather not do, no questions asked.

The trouble starts straight after. Whoever's holding it goes suspiciously quiet, while the rest of the table start scheming: what's the worst thing we can land on them now they've got cover? Most people hoard the pass for some legendary disaster forfeit that never turns up, then get caught out by something ordinary because they were still saving it.

The move that actually works: spend it early, on the first thing you genuinely don't fancy, and say so out loud the moment you land the wedge. Three rounds and a few drinks later, nobody remembers you're holding a pass unless you made a scene about it at the time, and there's always one person insisting they already used theirs when they didn't.

It sits in the 2nd Circle, one of twenty wedges in that ring, so it's no rare centre-board unicorn. Most nights, somebody ends up holding a free pass. Whether they remember it before they need it is the real game within the game.