Some games are designed to be casual. Some are meant to break the ice. And then there’s the Full Send Drinking Game—the nuclear option for those who came to party like it’s finals week and they just aced the test they never studied for.
Born from the outrageous energy of internet icons like the NELK Boys, the Full Send mindset doesn’t just dip its toe into the party pool—it cannonballs in with a shot in one hand and a dare card in the other. Ready to go all in? Here’s how the Full Send Drinking Game takes your party from mild to legendary.
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What is the Full Send Drinking Game?
Origins of Full Send and Party Culture
The term “Full Send” exploded into pop culture thanks to the NELK Boys—a group known for their prank videos, frat-party lifestyle, and unfiltered commitment to doing the absolute most. “Full Send” quickly became a phrase that meant giving 110% with zero hesitation, especially when it comes to partying.
Naturally, it evolved into a drinking game because, let’s be honest, if there’s a way to turn something into a party, someone will.
Why It’s Not Your Average Drinking Game
Unlike traditional games like Beer Pong or Flip Cup, Full Send is less about coordination and more about courage (and maybe questionable decision-making). It’s built around dares, drinks, and doing things you’ll be texting your group chat about the next morning—if you remember them. It’s the game you play when “just one drink” turns into “I can’t find my other shoe.”
Full Send Drinking Game – Official Rules & Setup Guide
What’s in the Full Send Game Box:
- 180 cards with dares, rules, and drinking challenges
- Possibly a branded Full Send cup
- Game instructions
Game Setup
- Gather the Squad
➤ 3+ players (more = better chaos) - Shuffle the Deck
➤ Mix all cards thoroughly and place them face down in the center. - Place the Full Send Cup
➤ If your game includes a cup, place it in the center. You’ll use this for group drinking challenges and the infamous final chug.
Basic Rules Breakdown
- Shuffle your deck of dare cards.
- Each player draws one card per turn.
- Complete the dare or drink a set amount—usually a shot or a hefty gulp.
- Some cards may include “double dares,” which force you to rope in another player.
- Special cards can allow skips, reverse turns, or group challenges.
Sample Full Send Rules & Dares
The Full Send Drinking Game brings the heat with wild dares and no-mercy rules. Here’s a taste of what you’re in for:
- Warm-Up Dares: Sing your last text like opera, blindfolded TikTok dancing, or fake an accent till your next turn.
- Savage Dares: Text your ex “We need to talk,” swap clothes with your neighbor, or lick someone’s elbow and say “I do.”
- Drink Challenges: Chug while balancing on one leg, sip every time your name’s said, or brave the dreaded mystery cup.
Whether you’re sipping soda or sparkling water, it’s all about full commitment. Full Send, zero hesitation.
Full Send Drinking Game Questions & Dares
Category 1: Social Sabotage
Perfect for making people sweat and their group chats explode.
- Text the fifth contact in your phone: “Do you still have the costume?”
- DM a celebrity: “It’s time. Let’s do this.”
- Comment “I’m crying in the club rn” on a random influencer’s post.
- Call your mom and say “I have something to tell you…” then hang up.
- Post a thirst trap with the caption: “Feeling dangerous. Don’t DM me (but actually do).”
- Follow back your ex and like their last three photos.
- Screenshot your screen time and share it in the group chat.
Category 2: Savage Dares
The ones that make you question your life choices.
- Eat a spoonful of mustard while humming the national anthem.
- Take a shot while holding a plank for 20 seconds.
- Do your best seductive dance… for the host’s pet.
- Pretend to cry dramatically and say, “Why don’t you love me anymore?” to a player of your choice.
- Let the group write a Tweet that you must post and leave up for 10 minutes.
- Read your last 3 Google searches aloud.
- Wear socks on your hands for the next three rounds.
Category 3: Chaos Challenges
Built for those who are “here for a good time, not a long time.”
- Speak only in riddles for the next 5 minutes.
- Every time someone says “drink,” you take a sip for the next 10 minutes.
- Trade shirts with the person across from you. No excuses.
- Attempt to rap a nursery rhyme like it’s a diss track.
- Balance a drink on your head and walk across the room. Fail = double sip.
- The group assigns you a random accent. Use it for 3 rounds or drink twice.
- Do a handstand. Can’t? That’s 2 shots.
Category 4: Truth or Full Send
Classic “truth or drink” – but with a dangerous twist.
- What’s the most illegal thing you’ve ever done? No details? Take a shot.
- Have you ever kissed someone in this room? If yes, drink. If no, drink for lying.
- Who would you hook up with if no one ever found out?
- What’s your biggest secret you’ve never told anyone? Say it or send it.
- Name the person in the room most likely to get arrested… and why.
- Would you rather send a risky DM to your crush or shotgun a beer right now?
- On a scale of 1–10, how petty are you? Be honest or drink 3 times.
Category 5: Drink It or Do It
You can back out… but it’ll cost you.
- Chug your drink OR let someone draw on your face with eyeliner.
- Finish your drink OR let the group go through your last 10 photos.
- Take two shots OR let someone post on your story.
- Take a group selfie—but do it while making out with a pillow. No? Chug time.
- Drink OR eat a mystery item from the fridge, chosen by the group.
- Send a voice note to someone saying “I can’t stop thinking about last night…” OR shotgun a beer.
- Take 3 sips OR allow someone to update your dating profile bio.
Category 6: Flash Rounds (Speed Send)
Perfect for turning up the tempo and catching people off guard.
- Quick! First person to name 3 states that start with “M” assigns 2 drinks.
- Last to touch the floor has to drink.
- Everyone swap seats. Last one to sit drinks twice.
- Group spelling bee: miss a word, drink. Winner hands out 3 sips.
- Everyone act like they just got proposed to—best reaction wins. Worst drinks.
- Everyone do a TikTok dance move. Laziest one drinks double.
Category 7: Creative Challenges
Bring on the weird. These get real dumb, real fast.
- Write a haiku about your last hangover.
- Draw your dream partner… using ketchup on a plate.
- Create a pickup line using only food references.
- Lip sync battle! Choose any player to compete.
- Invent a new handshake with someone. Mess it up? You both drink.
- Reenact the last text you sent as a dramatic monologue.
- Make up a conspiracy theory and convince the group it’s real.
Category 8: Full Send Duels
Go head-to-head. Winner survives. Loser drinks.
- Rock-paper-scissors – loser has to wear shoes on their hands for 10 mins.
- Waterfall contest: first to stop drinking loses.
- Compliment battle: first person to laugh drinks.
- Emoji charades: act out an emoji. If no one guesses? You drink.
- Dance-off judged by the loudest cheers.
- First to name 5 brands of cereal wins. Loser drinks twice.
Category 9: Group Challenges
No one is safe.
- Everyone trade phones to the left for one round.
- Create a human pyramid. Failure = group sip.
- Choose one person to be “DJ.” If the next song sucks, they drink.
- Everyone close your eyes. On 3, point to the person who’s most likely to cry tonight. Person with the most votes drinks.
- Everyone share their celebrity hall pass. Duplicate = drink.
- Last person to touch a wall drinks.
Category 10: Punishments & Redemption
For when you really messed up.
- Forgot your turn? Finish your drink.
- Spill your drink? Group picks your dare.
- Refuse a dare? Take 3 sips or face the “Mystery Send” (group makes one up).
- Didn’t laugh at someone’s roast? That’s a shot—no soul = no mercy.
- Say “I’m fine” while clearly not? Automatic dare.
- Deny a crush in the room? Everyone drinks, and you’re called out.
Custom Online Dare Deck
Get free Full Send card questions online and create your own decks by submitting dares. Crowdsourced chaos? Absolute genius
Related Drinking Games to Keep the Party Going
When you’ve crushed Party Mode and the night’s still young (or the neighbors haven’t called the cops yet), keep the good times rolling with these other epic games:
- King’s Cup – A classic never dies. All you need is a deck of cards, a cup in the middle, and a tolerance for chaos.
- Flip Cup – Fast-paced team competition with beer, plastic cups, and bragging rights.
- Rage Cage – Insanity meets coordination. Bounce that ping pong ball and pray.
- Drunk Jenga – Every block comes with a dare, a rule, or a shot. Knock it down, take a punishment.
- Paranoia – Whispered questions + public answers = total chaos.
- Never Have I Ever – Learn way too much about your friends in record time.
- Truth or Drink – The more you lie, the more you sip. Honesty not required.
- Edward 40 Hands – Tape two 40s to your hands. You can’t use your phone until they’re empty. Godspeed.
- What Are the Odds? – Dare-based chaos meets chance. Call someone out, set the odds, and watch the madness unfold.
Conclusion + Final Send-Off
The Full Send Drinking Game isn’t for the faint of liver. It’s the chaotic neutral of party games—bold, dumb, and dangerously fun. If you’re looking to turn a tame hangout into an unforgettable night of laughter, questionable decisions, and possibly a new group chat name, this is your move.
Remember: you can either half-send it and go home early, or Full Send it and become a party legend. The choice is yours.
FAQs for Full Send Drinking Game
What is a Full Send dare?
A Full Send dare is typically outrageous, social, and borderline embarrassing—think prank calls, wild dance moves, or sending risky texts.
How do you win a Full Send game?
Winning is subjective. Surviving with your pride intact counts. Or not crying on the bathroom floor.
Can you play without alcohol?
Absolutely. Swap drinks with sips of soda, juice, or punishments like doing push-ups or singing in falsetto.
What are some Full Send dares that don’t involve texting exes?
Try “do your best celebrity impression,” “give a dramatic reading of your last DM,” or “wear your socks as gloves for 10 minutes.”