But if you have got this far, I would wager it may well be something you and your friends could be talking about for a long time to come. They will be lauded at the true champions by the other team, and will have first choice of what movie to watch that night. The bidding cards used that round are then removed from the game, and the next challenge card is revealed. If the team manage to win the challenge, they get to turn over one of their character cards, simple right? You then turn over your challenge card and will secretly bid on if you think you will achieve it or not – this decides if you bid high or low.

These challenges can range from nice and simple, like a single flip, to the truly whacky Teams then choose one betting card to play face down, the higher the number on the card the stronger the bet.Shuffle, then give each team four bidding cards of their colour, and their character cards so they can be laid out, grey side up on the table. You will be up and running with new players within minutes, and people will be focusing on trying to do something relatively easy with a bit of plastic but that gives huge pleasure when you succeed right away.

Big Potato Games are fairly good at taking concepts and building games around them and Chicken vs Hotdog is one of their best. It defines how you must flip the flipper (two rotations, under your leg and so on) and how many tries you get. Each team will then decide based on the challenge cards potential difficulty to their starting player, how high they want to bid to attempt this card. This will have a challenge that must be completed within a set number of attempts, displayed in the top corner.Split into teams, or go one-on-one, then grab your Sling’Em® and get ready to bid and flip your way to sweet-tastin’ victory.

Turn over a Challenge Card, then secretly bid high if you think you can nail it or bid low to avoid it. The challenge might be really difficult so you might want to bid low, but you also might want to save certain numbers for future rounds or try and force a flip off! Normally you would see a game like this as a one trick pony, and to some degree this might be true, but I really like what the bidding adds to the game. In this hilarious game you split into teams (or go one-on-one), get ready to bid, and then flip your way to victory! At the start of the game your scoring cards depict your flipper in black and white and every time you win a challenge you flip over a card to it’s colour side – the first person to fully colour their cards wins!

The game is simple yet wonderfully silly and fun, turn over a challenge card, bid, complete the challenge, build your character and win.