Biscuit (game)

Biscuit

Genres	Drinking
Players	3+
Playing time	Based on # of players and random chance

Biscuit (aka Bizkit or Biskit) is a drinking game originating in France using a pair of standard dice.

Game Stages

Finding the Biscuit

At the beginning of a round each player rolls the dice once. The first player to roll a three becomes the "Biscuit" for that round. The Biscuit drinks for every three that is rolled during the round.

The Round

Starting with the "Biscuit" each player rolls the dice and follows the rules stated below. Each player continues rolling until he/she rolls a number combination that results in no one drinking.

Ending the Round

A round is over once the dice rotate through the group of players and return to the "Biscuit". The former "Biscuit" player is skipped and play resumes at the next player by searching for a new "Biscuit".

Rules

Mandatory rules to know before the round begins!

Single Die
Number Rolled	Result
3	The "Biscuit" player drinks for each three rolled

Sum of the Dice
Number Rolled	Result
7	Each player puts his/her thumb to their forehead and says “Biscuit!”. The last player drinks.

Mistakes

• Falsely complying as if a 7 was rolled
• Rolling the Dice off the Table

Consequence of a Mistake

• The player in question has to chug his/her entire drink.

Rules to reference during gameplay

Single Die
Number Rolled	Result
3	The "Biscuit" player drinks for each three rolled

Sum of the Dice
Number Rolled	Result
7	Each player puts his/her thumb to their forehead and says “Biscuit!”. The last player drinks.
9	The person before the roller drinks
10	The roller drinks
11	The person after the roller drinks

Doubles
Double Number Rolled	Result
1	Roller gives one drink and takes one drink
2	Roller gives two drinks
3	Roller gives three drinks (Biscuit drinks twice because two 3’s are rolled)
4	Roller gives four drinks
5	Roller gives five drinks (Roller drinks because 10 is rolled)
6	Roller gives six drinks and makes a rule (Only one rule remains in effect at a time; Rules are cleared at the end of each round

Special Combinations
Combination Rolled	Result
2 + 1	Known as a "Challenge". The roller chooses another player and challenges him/her to roll a 2 and a 1 in three or fewer rolls. One die or both dice can be used for each roll. If the challenged is unable to complete the task they take one drink. If the challenged completes the task, the dice are returned to the challenger to complete the task or face taking two drinks. The dice rotate between the two players, adding one drink each time, until a player is unable to complete the challenge.
5 + 1	Known as a "Fifty-one". All players drink

References

• http://www.buveurs.com/biskit
• The Best Drinking Games Book Ever: Carlton Books, 2002.