Russian roulette with shots is a popular game that can be played with any number of players. The game is simple: each player takes turns spinning the roulette wheel and placing a bet on one of the numbers. Once the bet is placed, the player must then take a shot – usually by pulling the trigger on a gun – while still keeping their hand on the roulette wheel.
If the player’s hand falls off the wheel before they take their shot, their bet is lost and they are out of the game. The last player left in the game wins.
To play Russian roulette with shots, you will need some type of gun – either a revolver or a semi-automatic pistol – and enough ammunition to last the game. You will also need a Roulette wheel and some type of betting marker, such as poker chips or dice.
The game can be played with up to nine players, but six players is typically recommended for optimal play.
To begin, each player rolls the roulette wheel and places a bet on one of the numbers. Players can then take turns spinning the wheel while still keeping their hand on it.
Once their bet has been placed, they must then take a shot by pulling the trigger on their gun. If their hand falls off of the roulette wheel before they take their shot, their bet is lost and they are out of the game.
The last player left in the game plays against the dealer, who spins and deals the cards. The dealer starts by giving each player two cards face down (these are known as “flips”). Then, once all players have had a chance to look at their cards, the dealer flips over each card in turn (one at a time), starting with player #1 and moving clockwise around the table. Once all cards have been flipped over, players then look at their hands to see how many points they have scored for each number (1 through 10).
The player with the highest score for that particular number gets to decide who takes their first shot – either by pulling the trigger on their gun or by playing one of their “wild” cards (cards that do not have any numerical value). If there is a tie for highest score for a particular number, then both players get to decide who takes their first shot.
Once someone has taken a shot, they must then spin the wheel again and place another bet as before. Play then proceeds in this manner until someone has taken three shots or until all bets are in (whichever comes first).
At this point, whoever has scored highest for that particular number gets to decide who plays against the dealer next – either by playing one of their “wild” cards or by taking another shot. Play then proceeds in this manner until someone has won (or been eliminated from) the game.
