Shot Roulette

Shot Roulette puts three glasses in front of the thrower — two water, one spirit — and they're drinking all three regardless of any guessing. The real jeopardy sits with everyone else at the table, who has to call which glass holds the spirit before it's necked. Guess right and you're off the hook. Guess wrong and you're drinking too.

Round a real table the thrower usually just gets it over with, three quick downs while the room does the actual sweating. Whoever poured the glasses becomes the person of the moment, refusing to react while everyone else studies their face for a tell that isn't there. Debates break out mid-round ("it's obviously the middle one"), someone switches their guess at the last second and regrets it, and the reveal gets a groan or a cheer louder than the forfeit deserves.

The honest move, if you're pouring: keep the glasses identical and fill them where nobody's watching your face. As a guesser there's no real information to work with, so a confident punt is as good as any careful read — this one rewards nerve, not detective work.

Land on Shot Roulette during a Social-side round and it swaps to Flavour Roulette: juice standing in for water, something properly unpleasant standing in for spirit, points instead of shots. Same guessing game, same faces, nobody's drinking anything they didn't sign up for.