The Gauntlet

The Gauntlet SCOREBOARD

Gauntlet Game Selection

Drafts

Blind Rankings

The Chain

Scattergories

Jeopardy

501/301

Unscramble

The Range

Higher or Lower

Wavelength

Wordle

Flags Game

Monotone Music

Kings

Telephone

Finale!

The Chain Rules

• Select any actor/actress
• The wheel will spin and a different actor/actress will be randomly selected
• You must connect your actor to the randomly selected actor in as few connections as possible
• The player with the fewest connections earns a point!
• MARVEL FILMS CANNOT BE USED AS THE FIRST LINK IN THE CHAIN AND CAN ONLY BE USED ONE TIME TOTAL!

The Chain

Spin That Wheel!

Drafts Rules

• The host will select a topic
• Each player will take turns "drafting" something that fits in that topic
• The draft order will follow a "snake" format (ex. 1,2,3,3,2,1)
• The host will subjectively select which player had the better draft and that player will receive a point
• If you disagree.... sucks to suck

Draft Board

Player 1

Player 2

Player 3

Player 4

Text button

Text button

Text button

Text button

Text button

Text button

Text button

Text button

Text button

Text button

Text button

Text button

Blind Ranking Rules

• The host will select a topic

• The host will read out 5 items relating to that topic, one at a time
• Each player will select a rank position 1-5 after every item without knowing what will come next, these rankings cannot be changed
• Once all 5 items have been read, and each player has finalized their rankings, the host will read out the proper order
• The player with the closest list (most correct rankings) will earn a point

Blind Rankings Game 1 - Best selling albums

Rumours - Fleetwood Mac

Back in Black - AC/DC (31.1M)

Rumours - Fleetwood Mac (30.3M)

Bad - Michael Jackson

The Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd

The Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd (28.7M)

Back in Black -AC/DC

21 - Adele (27.4M)

21 - Adele

Bad - Michael Jackson (21.5M)

Blind Rankings Game 2 - historical events (earliest to latest)

California Gold Rush (1848)

Modern Automobile is invented

Battle of Gettysburg (1863)

California Gold Rush

Arizona becomes the 48th US state

Modern Automobile is invented (1886)

Adolf Hitler is born (1889)

Battle of Gettysburg

Arizona becomes the 48th US state (1912)

Adolf Hitler is born

Blind Rankings Game 3 - Winningest us sports teams

Chicago Bulls

New York Yankees (.569)

New England Patriots

New England Patriots (0.555)

Philadelphia Eagles

Chicago Bulls (.507)

New York Yankees

Philadelphia Eagles (.502)

Tampa Bay Lightning

Tampa Bay Lightning (.492)

Blind Rankings Game 4 - Presidents (earliest-latest)

Theodore Roosevelt

Grover Cleveland

Grover Cleveland

Theodore Roosevelt

Donald Trump

Herbert Hoover

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Herbert Hoover

Donald Trump

Blind Rankings Game 5 - rotten tomatoes critic score (highest-lowest)

When Harry Met Sally

Black Panther (96)

When Harry Met Sally (90)

Black Panther

Shawshank Redemption (89)

Interstellar

Forrest Gump (75)

Forrest Gump

Shawshank Redemption

Interstellar (73)

Blind Rankings Game 7 - Best selling books

Don Quixote (~500M)

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

The Hobbit

A Tale of Two Cities (~200M)

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (~120M)

Don Quixote

The Da Vinci Code

The Hobbit (~100M)

A Tale of Two Cities

The Da Vinci Code (~80M)

Scattergories Rules

• Works just like the game...
• A random letter will be selected
• A series of 10 prompts will appear on the screen and the players must try to list UNIQUE responses relating to each prompt that starts with the randomly selected letter
• If two players come up with the same response, they do not count
• The player that comes up with the most CORRECT and UNIQUE responses, wins a point

Scattergories

Game 1

car brand

Solo artist

Girl's name

reason to quit job

Body of water

Fish

10

action movie

current athlete

Place to go on your birthday

snack food

Scattergories

Game 2

thing you'd see looking up

sit-down restaurant

90's actor

college course

country

beverage

10

Store in a mall

fictional character

pizza topping

term of endearment

Scattergories

Game 3

city without major sports team

Boy's name

thing that has wheels

Movie w/ RT score of 80+

weekend activity

fictional location

10

6-letter word

company

thing that can kill you

african country

Scattergories

Game 4

item you'd save up to buy

Thing you buy for kids

bad habit

college/ university

historical figure

Mammal

10

common menu item

Offensive word

tv show

Song title

Scattergories

Game 5

Foreign (non-us) city

Thing at a circus

Video game character

Word you might see on a map

cosmetic/ toiletry

ice cream flavor

10

Alcoholic beverage

Household chore

Male actor

Word ending in -N

Scattergories

Game 6

Item in a vending machine

excuse for being late

exclamation word

Cartoon character

medicine/ drug

Article of clothing

10

Kitchen supplies

First date spot

mathematical term

Thing you'd frame

Jeopardy Rules

• Works just like the show...
• The player who's turn it was will start by picking a category and point amount
• The host will read the question, and the first person to buzz in will have a chance to answer
• Correct answer = Earn those points
• Incorrect answer = Lose those points
• Player with the most points after all questions wins a point

Click to Play!

501/301

• Like darts...
• Each player will start at 501, or 301, the host will choose
• A topic will be chosen and each player must choose something or someone that relates to that topic
• Their number will decrease by the number amount associated with that selection
• Player to get closest to 0 without going into the negatives after 5 selections will earn a point
• If a selection would put a player into the negative, it does not count and they return to their previous number

Player 2

Player 4

Player 1

Player 3

Player 2

Player 4

Player 1

Player 3

Unscramble

• A general theme will be shown, and a series of 5 scrambled words, names, or phrases related to that theme will be shown one at a time
• The first player to unscramble the word, name, or phrase will win that round
• The player who wins the most rounds will earn a point

Game 1

80's music

Unscrambled

Take On Me

TEKA NO EM

Michael Jackson

LEHMCAI KJOCSNA

Music Television

ICSMU NTOVIEEILS

Bruce Springsteen

REUBC ITENSPRSEGN

Bohemian Rhapsody

IAMEOHBN PYADROSH

Game 2

Cities around the world

Unscrambled

New Delhi, India

WEN LDIHE, NIAID

Amsterdam, Netherlands

MRTAMASED, ERHSTDLNANE

Reykjavik, Iceland

íVYKEKJAR, DINAECL

Melbourne, Australia

MLOBURNEE, ASAAIRLTU

Sao Paulo, Brazil

OAS POLAU, ABRILZ

Game 3

Pro sports teams

Unscrambled

New England Patriots

WEN ALNENGD IAOSPRTT

New York Mets

NWE YORK MTSE

Inter Miami

IRTNE MMIAI

Orlando Magic

DONRLAO MACIG

Seattle Kraken

LTETESA KNREAK

Game 4

Video Game Characters

Unscrambled

Master Chief

ARTSME EFHCI

Sonic the Hedgehog

ISNOC HET EGEGDOHH

Nathan Drake

AHANNT DEKRA

Charizard

ICAZRDARH

Leon Kennedy

LNEO NDYENKE

The Range

• A specific question will be asked, looking for a large number
• Each player will give a range that they think the number falls in
• The player with the smallest range that includes the correct answer will earn a point

The Range Prompts

Higher or Lower

• All players will take turns completing a round of Higher or Lower
• The player who makes it the longest without an incorrect selection will earn a point

Let's Play!

Wavelength

2 Players Host picks number and provides 3 clues of varying topics Players guess number and closest wins a point

3 Players Host provides number Player who spun the game will provide 3 clues of varying topics Other two players will guess number and closest wins a point

4+ Players Players team up, one player gives clues and the other player(s) try to guess the number, closest team wins the point

Let's Play!

Wavelength

Clue 1

Clue 2

Clue 3

Game 1

Game 2

PASSPORT

FLAGsGAME

Game 3

Name the correct country represented by the flag. First player to name 3 correct wins!

Game 1

LET'S GO FOR IT!

START

1/9

What isthis flag?

Argentina

2/9

What isthis flag?

Croatia

3/9

What isthis flag?

France

4/9

What isthis flag?

Georgia

5/9

What isthis flag?

South africa

6/9

What isthis flag?

Ukraine

7/9

What isthis flag?

North macedonia

8/9

What isthis flag?

Cuba

9/9

What isthis flag?

Trinidad & Tobago

Game 2

LET'S GO FOR IT!

START

1/9

What isthis flag?

Israel

2/9

What isthis flag?

Jamaica

3/9

What isthis flag?

Mexico

4/9

What isthis flag?

Vietnam

5/9

What isthis flag?

Germany

6/9

What isthis flag?

Brazil

7/9

What isthis flag?

Wales

8/9

What isthis flag?

Bangladesh

9/9

What isthis flag?

North Korea

Game 3

LET'S GO FOR IT!

START

1/9

What isthis flag?

China

2/9

What isthis flag?

Serbia

3/9

What isthis flag?

Spain

4/9

What isthis flag?

Turkmenistan

5/9

What isthis flag?

Peru

6/9

What isthis flag?

Lebanon

7/9

What isthis flag?

Iran

8/9

What isthis flag?

Ghana

9/9

What isthis flag?

Albania

• The player who spun the game will play 1 round of Wordle Unlimited
• Points will be awarded/deducted based on performance
• Scoring is as follows:
• 1st Guess = +5 points
• 2nd Guess = +3 points
• 3rd Guess = +2 points
• 4th Guess = +1 point
• 5th Guess = No points
• 6th Guess = -1 points
• Failure to Complete = -3 points
• Click to play!

Let's Play!

Monotone Music

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

Monotone Music

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

Monotone Music

Monotone Music

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

Monotone Music

Monotone Music

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

• The host will read lyrics from a song line-by-line in a monotone, normal voice.
• The first player to shout out the name of that song will earn a point.
• There is no penalty for incorrect guesses, however each player can only make one guess for each line of lyrics read.

Monotone Music

Telephone

• A random topic will be chosen in the form of a statement, examples below:
• I'm opening a convenience store and I'm selling _____
• I'm directing a movie and I'm casting _____
• I'm coaching a NFL team and I'm drafting ______
• Each player must think of an item that fits into the selected category, starting with A and progressing through the alphabet.
• When it is their turn, each player must say the statement, and include every item listed prior to their turn before adding their next item.
• First person to fail loses a point.

Kings

• Like the drinking game!
• Draw one card
• Each card has a rule or game associated with it
• Complete that rule/game to determine the points awarded or deducted!

Kings

• Like the drinking game!
• Draw one card
• Each card has a rule or game associated with it
• Complete that rule/game to determine the points awarded or deducted!

Guess Who Finale

• Each player will have a board of 50 celebrities
• Each player will pick a celebrity on their board
• The leader going into the game will start with a smaller board depending on how many points ahead they are
• Each player will take turns asking yes or no questions to narrow down their board
• You can guess as many times as you want, but obviously only one guess per turn
• The player to correctly guess the other player's chosen celebrity will be the winner!