Three Man

A random player is chosen to be the "Three Man", and may be given a hat to wear to signify this role. Players then take turns around the table to roll two six-sided dice, with the following effects:[2]

Threes

For a roll that totals 3, or shows 3 on one of its dice, The Three Man must take a drink.[3]

Sevens

For any roll that totals 7, the person to the left of roller drinks. (If a 3-4 is rolled, "Three Man" must also drink.)[3]

Nines

For any roll that totals 9, the person to the right of roller drinks.

Elevens

If you roll 11 you drink.

Doubles

Whenever a double is rolled, the roller may pass the dice to one or two other players, who roll the dice and apply the result. If this results in another double, the original roller must drink the sum of the dice.[3]

In the "doubles" variation, whoever rolls doubles (Player A) can "give" them to another player (Player B), who then rolls both the dice to see how many times they must drink. If B rolls doubles, the dice are returned to A, who must roll and drink twice as many times as the value that they roll (e.g., if A rolls 3 and 2, A must drink 10 times).[1]

In the "Party Foul" variant, if the dice fall off the table, the player drinks for each fallen die.[3] When a "Sloppy Jalopy" rule is applied, the player with fallen dice is loudly admonished as a "Sloppy Jalopy" and immediately becomes the new Three Man.[4]

One version includes special effects for any roll of 1:

• 1 and 1 follow the usual rules for passing off doubles.
• 1 and 2 makes the roller Three Man.
• 1 and 3 makes the Three Man drink (as with any roll of a 3).
• 1 and 4 thumb to table or floor: last player to place his/her thumb must drink.
• 1 and 5 turn ends.
• When a 1 and 6 is rolled, the player to the left drinks.[3]

Another house rule is a "bathroom penalty": if a player is in the bathroom when it is their turn to roll, they must take a drink for every 5 seconds they are late in returning.[3]