Definitions by UserMila404
Dog Bowl
Goal: Play Go Fish normally, but every time your opponent successfully takes a card from you, you have to drink a shot.
Deal the cards and play standard Go Fish.
On your turn, ask another player for a card you need.
If they have the card, they give it to you.
The person who lost the card takes a shot of their chosen alcoholic beverage.
If they don't have it, they say “Go Fish,” and you draw a card as usual.
The twist is that everyone can choose a different drink, and you can mix different alcoholic beverages throughout the game.
Keep playing until someone completes all their sets, or until you decide the game is over.
Example:
You ask Sarah, “Do you have any 7s?” Sarah has a 7 and gives it to you. Sarah puts a shot Into the dog bowl provided. Then play continues.
⚠️ Since mixing different alcoholic drinks and repeated shots can get dangerous quickly, I'd strongly recommend making the “shot” a small measured serving, setting a maximum number per person, and allowing non-alcoholic drinks as an option.
Deal the cards and play standard Go Fish.
On your turn, ask another player for a card you need.
If they have the card, they give it to you.
The person who lost the card takes a shot of their chosen alcoholic beverage.
If they don't have it, they say “Go Fish,” and you draw a card as usual.
The twist is that everyone can choose a different drink, and you can mix different alcoholic beverages throughout the game.
Keep playing until someone completes all their sets, or until you decide the game is over.
Example:
You ask Sarah, “Do you have any 7s?” Sarah has a 7 and gives it to you. Sarah puts a shot Into the dog bowl provided. Then play continues.
⚠️ Since mixing different alcoholic drinks and repeated shots can get dangerous quickly, I'd strongly recommend making the “shot” a small measured serving, setting a maximum number per person, and allowing non-alcoholic drinks as an option.
Dog Bowl by UserMila404 August 14, 2026
