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A very exciting hobby

The presenter asks three guys (men) who have interesting hobbies or activities to take part in the competition. He warns the players that they should not name their hobbies until the end of the competition, as the rest of the guests must try to guess them using questions. Participants are asked to leave the room for a while (ostensibly so that the rest of those present can come up with questions), and the presenter explains to the audience that this is a practical joke and all three players have the same hobby - kissing (for a more relaxed group - sex). Players come back and answer questions based on their hobby.

Question options:

• How old were you when you first took up this hobby?
• Where did you learn your hobby?
• Who taught you this hobby?
• How often do you do this??
• How much free time do you devote to pursuing your hobbies?
• Is there any special training or preparation required to learn this craft? If yes, which one?
• In what room do you practice your hobby?
• How do you prepare for your hobby?
• Which best time days to practice this hobby?
• What time do you usually do this?
• What clothes do you usually wear when you are doing your hobby?
• Where do you prefer to do it?
• Who do you like to do this with?
• Could your hobby eventually become a profession?
• Do you pass on your experience to anyone?
• What sounds are present when you practice your hobby?
• How does this make you feel?

Participants answer questions and at first do not understand why the audience is laughing. After all, as a rule, men mean fishing, hunting, driving a car, wood carving, etc.! And only after they answer all the questions prepared by the guests, the players are informed that it was a joke and they were all asked questions, assuming that their hobby was kissing (or sex). Try it, it's a lot of fun!

Answer without words

Number of players: any.

The presenter sits in the center and begins to ask questions to the players, turning first to one and then to the other. For example:

• What do you like to do in the evenings?
• What is your favourite dish?
• What's your favorite animal?
• What do you do (who do you study for)?
• How did you sleep last night?
• What genre of cinema do you prefer?
• Why do you love holidays?
• What do you do when you're away?
• What is your hobby? etc.

The players’ task is to respond without words, only with gestures, signs and facial expressions. Anyone who cannot resist saying a word pays a forfeit or is eliminated from the game. During the “answer” of one of the participants, everyone else can guess what exactly he is depicting. The presenter should not delay with questions and (most importantly!) ask questions that can be answered simply “yes” or “no”.

Favorite establishment, or Everything secret becomes clear

A fun prank game. Several volunteers are invited. They are seated with their backs to everyone, and signs with pre-prepared inscriptions are attached to their backs. The inscriptions can be very different: “Brotherhood”, “Bowling”, “Sobering-up center”, “Bathhouse”, “Car showroom”, “Women’s clinic”, “Library”, “ Night club", "Toilet", "Beauty salon", "Polyclinic", "Police", "Lingerie store", "Atelier", "Maternity hospital", "Museum", "Library", "Sex shop", "Sauna" etc. Those present ask the players, one by one, various questions: “Why do you go there, how often, what attracts you to this place, etc.” Players must answer these questions without knowing what is written on the sign. You need to answer quickly, without hesitation. Originality and sense of humor are encouraged.

Question options:

• Do you visit this place often?
• Why do you go there?
• Do you go there with your family, with friends or alone?
• Is admission to this establishment free, paid or by invitation?
• Is each visit to this establishment expensive for you?
• What attracts you to this place?
• What do you take with you when you go there?
• Do you meet many friends there?
• How often do you plan to go there in the future?
• Do your loved ones object to visiting this establishment?
• What's there? etc.

The discrepancy between the answers and the inscriptions on the signs causes a lot of laughter. Simple and fun entertainment that will bring pleasure to both participants and others present!

Where I am?

(a reversal of the previous game)

The player is seated with his back to everyone, and a sign with a pre-prepared inscription is attached to his back. The inscriptions can be very different: “Brothelage”, “Bowling”, “Sobering-up center”, “Bathhouse”, “Car showroom”, “Women’s clinic”, “Library”, “Nightclub”, “Toilet”, “Beauty salon”, “Policlinic”, “Police”, “Lingerie store”, “Atelier”, “Maternity hospital”, “Museum”, “Library”, “Sex shop”, “Sauna”, etc. Within a certain time, the player must guess where he “is.” To do this, he asks those present various questions: “Is this a paid establishment? Is this place open at night? Do I go there with friends? and so on.". Condition: questions must be such that they can only be answered with “yes”, “no” or “doesn’t matter”.

A spicy situation, or women's revelations

The participants are seated with their backs to everyone, and pre-prepared signs are attached to their backs (or to the backs of chairs), on which various piquant situations are written. The inscriptions can be the following: “Broken heel”, “Black eye”, “Torn tights”, “Messy hairstyle”, “No underwear”, “Hangover”, etc. Participants must, without knowing what is written on the sign, answer questions from those present. You need to answer quickly, without hesitation. Originality and sense of humor are encouraged.

Question options:

• How often do you find yourself in this situation?
• What do you especially like about your look?
• How do your friends react to what happened to you?
• How did you end up in this situation? etc.

Comic fortune telling from a book

Any book is suitable for this entertainment - to your taste (fairy tale, love story and so on.). The “fortuneteller” picks up a book and turns to it with a question that interests him, for example: “Dear book... (names the author and the title of the book), please answer what awaits me next month?” Then he guesses any page and any line, for example: page 72, line 5 from the bottom (or page 14, line 10 from the top). Next, the player finds the required line in the book at the specified coordinates, reads it out - this is the answer to his question.

Damaged photocopier

This is a modification of the famous “broken phone” game. Players are divided into teams (preferably at least 4 people in each) and stand one after another. Players standing in front are given blank pieces of paper and pencils (pens). Then the presenter approaches the last players in the ranks one by one and shows them a simple picture prepared in advance. The goal of each player is to draw on the back of the person in front what is shown in the picture. The next player tries to understand what was drawn for him, and then tries to depict the same picture on the back of the next one. This goes on until the first player in the line, who draws the final version on a piece of paper. The team whose drawing ends up being most similar to the original wins.

Not a single noisy and cheerful holiday is complete without outdoor games, fun relay races and mass entertainment. They create a special atmosphere of general fun, enliven the fading holiday and unite all guests. Various competitive games are especially good corporate parties, as they contribute to team unity and in an unobtrusive game form raises team spirit in the team.

Many outdoor games and relay races, which are included in entertainment program adult holidays - come from childhood, but adult guests who are amused to a certain “degree” play them with great excitement.

We offer large selection outdoor games for any holiday, which contains games and competitions for different cases: For family holidays, for youth parties or for corporate events - the choice is yours.

1. Outdoor games for any holiday:

"Two centipedes."

This fun entertainment to set the mood. All guests are divided into two teams - these will be two “centipedes”. Each player stands behind the other and takes the one in front by the waist.

Then they turn on cheerful music and give the “centipedes” different teams: “go around obstacles” (you can first place chairs), “move while squatting,” “separate the second centipede,” etc.

This idea can be made a team one by coming up with a scoring system, but it’s better to arrange it just for fun and excitement, or during the dance break.

"Music has tied us".

Depending on how many pairs of players the presenter plans to call, he will have to stock up on so many skeins of narrow ribbon. The length of the tape is at least five meters.

The girls wrap this ribbon around their waist (it’s more convenient if someone helps), and their gentlemen, at the command of the leader, approach their partners, attach the free end of the ribbon to their belt and quickly begin to spin around their axis to the rousing music. This is necessary so that all five meters of tape are wound around his waist.

Whichever pair moves the ribbon from the female waist to the male one the fastest wins.

"Trouble in the Coop."

For this outdoor game pairs are called or created in place, each with one representative of the strong and weak half of humanity, they will have to take part in a funny chase.

Men are blindfolded, but first they agree with their ladies who will “cluck” and how: ko-ko-ko, cluck-tah-tah, chick-chick, pee-pee-pee, chiv-chiv-chiv, and so on. - to the extent of your imagination, according to this call, every blindfolded man must catch his “chicken”.

It’s worth warning right away that the room for an imaginary chicken coop should be small. If the presenter has too impressive a space at his disposal, then we advise you to fence off the “chicken nook” with ordinary chairs. The “commotion” is best done with music - in this case, the musical theme from the cartoon “Well, Just Wait!”, when the wolf also ends up in the chicken coop, is suitable.

"The artist's feet feed him."

The toastmaster solemnly announces that to stage a new blockbuster he needs the “brave seven,” seven of the most talented and beautiful guests. If there are none, then he conducts the selection process and selects candidates for the roles. Then he gives them small props or just cards with the names of the roles: Kolobok, Grandma, Grandfather, Bunny, Wolf, Bear and, of course, Fox.

Then he says that we are wrong to think that artists have an easy life. “The life of a Russian artist is hard and unprepossessing” - sometimes they have to run a lot to get a role. Therefore, if you want to become stars, you need to practice.

There are 7 chairs, the “artists” sit down, but as soon as the name of his hero is mentioned in the text, he quickly gets up and runs around the chairs. The presenter reads the fairy tale “Kolobok”, only to make it more interesting and unexpected for the participants - he improvises, and then sticks to storyline, then he composes on his own - so that no one sits for a long time.

Here is an example: “Once upon a time there was a grandfather and a grandmother... Then a bear comes to visit Grandma and Grandfather! And he menacingly asks why Grandfather and Grandmother don’t have children. Frightened, Grandfather and Grandmother grab the first Bunny they come across and present it to the Bear. But the Bear is not so easy to deceive. Then Grandfather and Grandmother begin to bake Kolobok..."

When the guests flock to their heart's content, you can present everyone with a diploma of an Honored Artist, ask the audience to applaud them and once again remind you that “the feet feed the beginning artist.”

Such runners can be themed and universal, and they belong to the category of popular

"Adventures in the Swamp".

Two participants in these “swamp” competitions are given a pair of sheets of paper - they will represent hummocks. The players' goal: to move from one end of the room or hall to the other, placing one sheet of paper at a time under their feet. You can only step on the designated bumps.

The winner is the one who can complete the obstacle course there and back faster without ever stepping off the paper.

By the way, you can complicate the task and require the competition participants to bring something from the opposite end of the room, that is, they go there lightly, and carry back in their hands, for example, a glass or shot glass filled to the brim with alcohol. Whoever comes last drinks both as a penalty, and the winner gets a prize

"Pull the string..."

For this game, two chairs are placed in the middle of the hall, a rope is placed under the chairs (the length should match the width of the two chairs), so that its ends stick out just a little from under the chairs. Then two players are called, who artistically walk around to the music seats, and as soon as the music stops, they must stop quickly sit down on a chair and pull the string lying under it. This is repeated three times.

The winner is the one who can pull the rope in his direction more often - and he gets a prize!

"Fight for Survival".

Participants (the number can be any) are tied to the ankles inflated balloons, two balls each. On command, everyone rushes to burst each other's balloons with their feet, trying to protect their own.

The game continues until the last ball. The winner is the owner of that very last ball.

(More extreme versions of an outdoor game with balls can be found)

2. Team games and relay races for any holiday:

"Pass the sausage."

2 teams are formed, with any number of participants, the main thing is to get equal teams. They line up behind each other's heads, each team is given a long ball - a sausage. Task: quickly pass the “sausage” sandwiched between your legs from the beginning of your column to the end. The last one in the column, having received the ball, clamps it tighter and runs to the first player, taking his place. And so on until, again, the first player takes his place. For each ball fall, one point is deducted.

The team that does everything faster and with fewer penalty points will win.

"Nimble spoon."

The presenter assembles two teams - male and female. They stand against each other. Each team is given a large tablespoon. At the leader’s command, each player must “pass” the spoon, that is, thread it through some hole in his clothes (through the sleeves, trouser legs, belt, straps). Then the “nimble spoon”, having reached the last player on the team, must return back in exactly the same way.

The team whose boat is “faster” wins.

Fun relay race "The ferry and the ferryman."

For this relay race you will need two ice sleds and a long rope, about ten meters. From each team we select the strongest participant and send him to the “opposite shore”. Those who remained on “this shore” (there must be at least ten people) take turns sitting in the sled. The strongman on the opposite side pulls them towards him, as if crossing the river. Then the presenter’s assistants deliver the ice cubes back, and the next batch is loaded onto them.

The second time, the “ferryman”’s work is much easier, since his comrades who have already been transported can easily help him in his work. By the way, different things happen “on the way”, and if there are people who fall off the sled, they drop out of the game and are considered “drowned”. At the finish line, there is always a count of players who have safely crossed to the other side.

The winner is the team that transports the most people and completes this task faster. Such outdoor games are especially exciting at youth parties or corporate events.

"How is your health?"

For variety, invite guests to take each other's temperatures. Then present a huge fake thermometer. The presenter recruits a team of boys and girls. Naturally, a huge thermometer is placed under the left armpit of the first male player. He must measure the temperature of the lady opposite him without using his hands, that is, the thermometer must move from one supposed patient to another. And so on until the players figure out which of them has a fever. The “sick” person, that is, the one who dropped the thermometer, is eliminated from the competition.

The “healthiest” team (those that lost the fewest players) wins. If both teams find themselves in an equal position, the competition can be repeated, complicating the conditions, for example, speeding up the pace (making it a timed competition) or offering to pass through one, while the player who ends up in the middle should not help in any way.

"Racing in a mortar."

In this game, participants will pretend to be hedgehog grandmothers, so they will need a “mortar” and a “broom” (bucket and mop). The bucket must have a handle, since you need to hold it when running.

The leader assembles two equal teams. He places one part of each team at one end of the hall, the other at the opposite. The first participant places his left foot in the bucket, takes a mop in his hands and, holding the bucket by the handle, hurries to his team standing at the other end. There he passes the “fairytale” props to his teammate, and he, in turn, runs in the opposite direction.

Regardless of the occasion for which a cheerful adult company has gathered - an anniversary or just a birthday, it does not hurt the birthday person to prepare in advance. Of course, a good menu, suitable drinks, appropriate music are an important part of spending time together. But fun competitions for adult company at the table or in nature will allow you to achieve a special effect.

The company may include both long-time friends and unfamiliar people. It is possible that informal communication is organized for people who are seeing each other for the first time. It could be people of different ages- men and women, boys and girls. Whatever communication is supposed to be, have at least conditional plan activities, including competitions for young people, quizzes for adults, funny jokes and theatrical performances - this means ensuring the success of any event!
So, competitions for young people: students, schoolchildren, adults, young at heart!

Fun competition at the “Thoughts” table

A musical selection is prepared in advance, where wishes or funny sayings are expressed in songs. For example, “I’m a chocolate bunny, I’m an affectionate bastard...”, “And I’m unmarried, someone really needs it..”, “It’s great that we’re all gathered here today..”, etc. The host simply approaches each guest and puts a magic hat on his head that can read thoughts.

Carbon Contest “Milk the Cow”

On a stick, chair... (whatever is more convenient for you) attach 1 medical ordinary glove for each participant in the competition, make tiny holes at the end of each finger and pour water into the glove. The participants' task is to milk the glove.
The delight is indescribable for both participants and spectators. (Especially if no one has seen how to milk a cow and the company drank a little). The mood will be through the roof!!!

Competition “Guess the Animal”

It is necessary to prepare several photographs of famous stars in advance. Only one person participates in the competition - the presenter. The presenter selects a player from the audience, the player turns away, the presenter says - I show the audience a photo of the animal, and you ask leading questions, and we will all say yes or no. Everyone except the player sees the photo (for example, Dima Bilan in the photo), everyone starts laughing, and the player thinks that this is a funny animal and starts asking crazy questions:
– does he have a lot of fat or not?
-does he have horns?

Mobile competition for the company

Two large but equal teams are participating. Each participant ties an inflated balloon your team colors. The thread can be any length, although the longer the better. The balls must be on the floor. On command, everyone begins to destroy their opponents’ balls by stepping on them at the same time, preventing them from doing the same with their own. The owner of the burst ball steps aside and stops the battle. The winner is the team whose ball remains the last on the battlefield. Fun and not traumatic. Verified. By the way, each team can develop some kind of strategy and tactics for combat. And the balls may not be the same color in a team, but to successfully fight you need to know your partners well.

Competition for those who are thirsty (can be held outdoors) -)

We need to take about 10 plastic glasses, fill them in front of the competition participants with various drinks (both tasty and intentionally “spoiled” with the addition of salt, pepper or something like that, but most importantly compatible with life). Glasses are placed in a pile. Participants take turns throwing a ping pong ball into glasses and whichever glass the ball lands in, the contents of that glass are drunk.

Competition “Make a Wish”

Participants collect one item of each, which is put into a bag. After which, one of the participants is blindfolded. The presenter pulls out things one by one, and the blindfolded player comes up with a task for the owner of the pulled out thing. Tasks can be very different: dance, sing a song, crawl under the table and moo, and so on.

Competition “Fairy tales with a modern twist”

Among the people invited to the birthday party, of course, there are representatives of various professions. Each of them is a professional in his field, and, of course, has a full set of terms and specific vocabulary inherent in people of his profession. Why not make sure that instead of boring and uninteresting professional conversations, guests make each other laugh? This is done simply.
Participants are given sheets of paper and given tasks: to present the contents of well-known fairy tales in professional language.
Imagine the fairy tale “Flint”, written in the style of a police report or a psychiatric medical history. A " The Scarlet Flower» in the form of a description of a tourist route?
The author of the funniest fairy tale wins.

Competition “Guess the picture”

The presenter shows the players a picture that is closed large sheet with a hole two to three centimeters in diameter in the middle. The presenter moves the sheet across the picture. Participants must guess what is shown in the picture. The one who guesses the fastest wins.

Writing competition (fun)

The players sit in circles and everyone is given blank sheets of paper and pens. The presenter asks the question: “Who?” Players write the names of their heroes at the top of the sheet. After this, fold the sheet so that what is written is not visible. After this, they pass the piece of paper to the neighbor on the right. The presenter asks: “Where did you go?” Everyone writes, folds the paper and passes it to the neighbor on the right. Presenter: “Why did he go there?”…. And so on. After this, the fun reading begins together.

An incendiary game “Let's dance!?”

Preparation is simple: a neckerchief and a presenter responsible for musical accompaniment are selected. The main task of the presenter is to provide the competition with fast, fiery melodies that can excite the participants so that they want to perform the most fiery steps and pirouettes.

Everyone taking part in the entertainment stands in a large circle. The first dancer is chosen. This may be the hero of the occasion; if there is none, you can decide by drawing lots or counting. The player stands in an improvised circle, a scarf is tied to him, the music is turned on, and everyone dances. After making a few or many movements, the dancer must transfer his attribute to another person standing in a circle. The scarf must be tied in a knot around the neck, and the “heir” must also be kissed. The new dancer takes the place of the previous one and performs his steps. The dance lasts as long as the musical accompaniment lasts. When the leader turns it off, the remaining dancer in the circle is taken by surprise and is forced to shout something like “ku-ka-re-ku.” The more unexpectedly the music stops, the more fun those present will have.

Competition “Dress each other”

This team game. Participants are divided into pairs.
Each couple chooses a pre-prepared package containing a set of clothes (the number and complexity of items must be the same). All participants in the game are blindfolded. On command, one of the pair must put clothes on the other from the package he received by touch in one minute. The winner is the couple that “gets dressed” faster and more correctly than the others. It's fun when there are two men in a couple and they get a bag of purely women's clothing!

Competition “Boar Hunting”

To play you will need several teams of “hunters”, consisting of 3 people and one “boar”. The “hunters” are given cartridges (this can be any piece of paper) after which they try to hit the “boar”. The target can be a circle of cardboard on which a target is drawn. This circle with a target is attached to the “boar” on the belt in the lumbar region. The task of the “boar” is to run away and evade, and the task of the “hunters” is to hit this very target.
A certain time is recorded during which the game is played. It is advisable to limit the space for the game so that the game does not turn into a real hunt. The game must be played in a sober state. It is prohibited to hold a “boar” by teams of “hunters”.

Greedy

There are many balls scattered on the floor.
Those interested are invited. And on command, to the accompaniment of fast music, each participant must take and hold as many balls as possible.

Competition “Try and Guess”

The participant stuffs a huge piece of bun into his mouth in such a way that it is impossible to speak. After that, he receives a text that needs to be read. The participant tries to read it with expression (preferably it is an unfamiliar verse). The other participant needs to write down everything that he understood, and then read aloud what happened. As a result, its text is compared with the original. Instead of a bun, you can use another product that makes it difficult to pronounce words.

Competition “Overcome the Obstacle”

Two couples are invited to the stage. Chairs are placed and a rope is pulled between them. The guys' task is to pick up the girl and step over the rope. After the first pair does this, the second pair does it too. Next you need to pick up the rope and repeat the task again. The rope will rise until one of the pairs completes the task. As has already become clear, the pair that falls before the other pair loses.

Competition “Potato”

To participate in the competition you need 2 players and two empty packs of cigarettes. Ropes are tied to the players' belts, with a potato tied at the end. The essence of the competition is to quickly push an empty pack to the finish line with these same potatoes, which are dangling at the end of the rope. Whoever reaches the finish line first wins.

Competition “Clothespins”

Couples take center stage. All participants are given 10-15 clothespins on their clothes. Then everyone is blindfolded and fast music is played. Everyone needs to take pictures greatest number clothespins from their rivals.

Competition “Who is the fastest?”

Two teams of five people each are recruited. A pot of water is placed in front of each team; the water in both pans is at the same level. Whichever team drinks water from the pots using spoons the fastest, that team wins.

Competition “Diver”

Those wishing to take part in this competition are invited to wear fins and look reverse side through binoculars, cover a given distance.

Competition “Associations”

The participants of the game stand in a row or (everyone sits in a line, the main thing is to make it clear where the beginning is and where the end is). The first one utters two completely unrelated words. For example: wood and computer. The next player must connect the unconnected and describe the situation that could happen with these two objects. For example, “The wife got tired of her husband constantly sitting at the computer, and he settled in a tree with him.” Then the same player says next word, for example, “Bed.” The third participant should add this word to this situation, for example, “Sleeping on a branch has become not as comfortable as on a bed.” And so on until the imagination is enough. You can complicate the game and add the following. The presenter interrupts any of the participants and asks them to repeat all the words spoken; the one who fails to do this is eliminated from the game.

Competition “How to use?”

The competition requires 5 – 15 people. Any object is placed on the table in front of the players. Participants must take turns saying how the item is used. The use of the item must be theoretically correct. Anyone who cannot come up with a use for the item is eliminated from the game. The one who remains last in the game is the winner.

You can complicate competitions and make them more creative and creative. Be happy not only on holidays. Give laughter and smiles to your friends, family and loved ones.

Table and outdoor games and competitions for adults' birthdays can be funny and varied. The birthday boy and guests will play with the same passion as children. Don't believe me? Then offer them the following fun options.

Each guest is given pens and notepads. They write on them the name of the gift that they would like to give to the birthday boy if they had Magic wand. Gifts can be both tangible and intangible. Each note is signed. Notes with tasks are placed in the second bag.

The presenter approaches the birthday boy and invites him to choose one note from each bag. First, he reads what gift they wanted to give him. Then the presenter says: “You will certainly have this one if the author of the note completes the task.” The birthday person reads out what task the author of the note must complete. After completing the task, the birthday person draws the next note, etc.

"Trick"

Cool and funny competition for the birthday of adults, which can be a table or held in the center of the hall. The presenter announces a competition for the best reader. Poems or stories are distributed to everyone who wishes. The guests prepare, and then read them out one by one, trying to do it as expressively as possible. At the end, the presenter announces the winner. But! The one with the biggest fist, the thinnest wrist, or the longest hair becomes the winner. Here you can dream up. The competition ends unexpectedly. But such an ending greatly amuses the guests and evokes a lot of positive emotions. All guests who practiced reading will receive incentive prizes.

"Don't Spill"

Each participant is given one straw and two glasses. 1 glass is filled with water. The participants' task is to pour liquid from one glass to another using only a straw. The winner of this fun drinking contest for adults' birthdays is the one who pours the most water. By the way, instead of water, you can take something stronger. At the same time, you can train your willpower!

"Guess who"

The host sits the birthday boy on a chair and blindfolds him. Guests come up to him one by one and shake his hand. The birthday boy must guess who it was. If the birthday boy is a man, you can suggest that girls and women kiss him on the cheek in turn, and he determines which kiss was from his other half. A similar competition is held with the woman on her birthday. This option will do only for not very jealous couples, so that the competition does not end sadly.

"Spell by letter"

The presenter distributes pens and pieces of paper to those who wish. The participants’ task is to compose the largest number of words from the letters of the name of the main hero of the occasion. The winner is determined by counting.

You can name new words one by one. If one participant named the word, then the second no longer has the right to repeat it. This way, only new words are counted. This one is funny table competition Adults' birthdays can be celebrated not only at the table, but also on stage. Options can be varied according to the wishes of the guests.

"Pantomime"

Everyone loves this game. She will appeal to any company, regardless of gender, age and social status. The essence of the game is to guess the character or object that the person in the center is wishing for. The one who guessed goes to the center, the previous participant guesses a word for him. The game repeats itself again. You can play endlessly, there are no winners or losers here.

It can be offered to guests at the end of the evening, when everyone is a little tired. The pantomime can “take away” a sad mood and fatigue with one’s hand. Children will also be happy to participate in this funny table competition for adults' birthdays. Adults will only be amazed at their ingenuity and intelligence.

"Show the country"

This funny table competition for adults' birthdays is great for groups that don't like jumping, running and screaming, but just gather at home around a large table. The presenter puts notes with the names of countries in a box. Each participant takes out a note, reads the country written on it, and tries to depict it. You can show the flag characteristics, favorite dishes, sights of countries. Anything to make sure the guests guess the hidden country as quickly as possible.

"Burn everything with blue flame"

Each participant is given a box of matches with equal amount matches. The task is to burn the contents of the boxes as quickly as possible. Matches can only be burned one at a time.

"Autobiography"

From 5 to 10 people can participate in the competition. The presenter first comes up with several names for the participants. All of them must belong to famous characters. For example: Snow Maiden, Princess Nesmeyana, Emelya, Carlson, etc. Contestants draw notes with names. In 10 minutes they need to come up with a character biography and tell it to the guests. This must be done in such a way that guests do not immediately guess who we are talking about. The winner is the one who lasted the intrigue the longest. This funny table competition for adults' birthdays will become an excellent alternative familiar riddles.

"Jelly"

Participants of the competition receive a toothpick and a plate with small portion jelly. At the command of the presenter, the contestants begin to eat jelly. The one who eats the most in a specified amount of time wins. The winner receives a prize. All other participants are given spoons so that they can finish their portion of jelly.

"Magnet"

Participants are given magnets (the larger they are, the better). The goal is to collect as many metal objects as possible using magnets. Metal objects are laid out in advance by the presenter and organizer in the hall, in secret places. To make the competition more interesting, the places where metal objects are hidden can be marked on the map. The result will be a kind of “treasure hunt”. The winner is determined by counting the metal objects.

"2 truths and 1 lie"

This funny table competition for adults' birthdays does not require preparation, so you can even do it outdoors. Such a competition is great and fun in companies where people don’t know each other very well. Each guest names 3 facts about himself. 2 of them must be true, and the third must be false. The task of the other guests is to recognize a false fact. You can do this by voting. If the guests did not guess correctly, the player receives a prize. You can write facts about yourself on pieces of paper in advance. The presenter will take turns taking out notes and reading them out.

"Fast Driver"

This competition is suitable for male companies. Each participant is given small cars on a string and pencils. The contestants' task is to wind the rope as quickly as possible so that the machine is near the pencil.

"The owner of the most sensitive butt"

The presenter prepares in advance several scarves and handkerchiefs with which the participants will be blindfolded. In addition, you need to select several objects that can be recognized using “ soft spot" It could be plastic bottle, book, vegetables, spoon. Do not use fragile objects or objects with sharp edges. Guests are blindfolded, placed on a chair with any object and helped to sit down. If the participant correctly identified the object, he is awarded 1 point.

The winner is the one who scores the most points. He is awarded the title of having the most sensitive butt. By the way, this funny table competition for adults’ birthdays must be filmed in order to have a good laugh again.

"Modern Fairy Tale"

Guests are divided into 2 teams. Each team must choose a profession. For example, a teacher and a psychiatrist, a lawyer and a cook, etc. After that, each team remakes any folk tale so that it sounds professional slang. Not teams, but individual participants can play.

"Broken phone"

How more people will take part in the game, the more fun. The presenter thinks of a word and whispers it in the ear of the first participant. Each participant must convey the word as quietly as possible. The last participant voices the word in the form in which it came to him.

"Not really"

An excellent and funny table competition for adults' birthdays in the question-and-answer style. The presenter writes the names of animals and characters on pieces of paper in advance. Guests must guess who it is by asking questions. The presenter can only answer “Yes” or “No” to questions. The participant who guesses the animal or character receives a card with its name or corresponding picture. The one who collects the most cards wins. It will be even more fun if you write the names of objects on pieces of paper. It can be Appliances, an item of women's or men's clothing, toys, toiletries, cosmetics, etc.

"Chipmunk Speaker"

Guests are divided into pairs. The presenter gives one participant a note with text and nuts that he needs to put in his mouth. The second participant is given paper and pen. Its task is to recognize the text and write it down as accurately as possible. The winner is the couple who was able to quickly and accurately convey the text to their partner.

"The Most Interesting Story"

The presenter calls the phrase with which the story begins. It should be funny and make it easy to come up with interesting continuation. For example: “One day... mushrooms grew in my mouth...”. The next participant must come up with the next phrase, etc. There are no winners or losers in this game. While making up a story, guests will have a good laugh and cheer up.

Game "Panic"

The game does not require additional details, so you can play it in any company. The guests split into pairs. You can do this at will, but it is much more interesting if the pairs are determined by lot. The facilitator gives the pairs small pieces of paper and pens. Participants write on pieces of paper any word that can come to their mind. You can write not just 1, but several words at once. The main condition for writing words is that they must be nouns and real.

The notes are put into a bag and mixed. The presenter approaches the teams one by one and invites one of the participants to pull out a note with a word. His task is to explain the word to another team member. And he must do it as quickly as possible. The maximum guessing time is 20 seconds. If the word was guessed, the note remains in the team’s piggy bank. You can immediately take out the next note with the word. The team that collects the most notes with words wins.

"Sweet Tooth Drum"

It is necessary to prepare for this competition in advance, since it will require a lot of candies. Sweets and lollipops are given to each guest. After the candy is in the mouth, participants need to say the phrase: “Sweet Tooth Drum.” Moreover, this must be done clearly and expressively. Of course, this will not be easy, but the winner will receive a prize, so the participants will have to try hard. If all participants said the phrase more or less clearly, then one more candy is added to each. The amount of sweets can be gradually increased.

3 oversized men are invited to participate in the competition. The presenter arranges them so that they are at the same distance from each other. The task of the “heroes” is to find their woman in the crowd and bring her to the start. It is necessary to ensure in advance that men whose other half is also present at the celebration participate in the competition. The winner is appointed the main hero and receives a prize.

"Buttons and mittens"

A number of people participate in the competition in pairs. Participants are divided into pairs and stand opposite each other. The presenter gives one a shirt with a lot of buttons, and the second one - mittens. The task is to fasten the buttons on the shirt as quickly as possible.

"Catch the Candy"

The number of people is unlimited. Each participant is given a hat, to which a candy is attached to the back on a string. The contestants' task is to catch the candy and eat it as quickly as possible.

“It’s great that we are all here today.” This is what all adults think who have finally managed to go out on a visit or invite friends over, especially those who have children, and such gatherings are a rare occurrence. Many of us, soon after everything was drunk, eaten and discussed, became bored. To make the evening a success, we offer you a small collection of games that will help add some “zest” to any “party.” You will never be bored again!

Competitions for adults 1

One of the guests, who will be chosen as the host, writes a word on self-adhesive pieces of paper and sticks it on the forehead of each participant (if you are playing with children, these can be cartoon or fairy tale characters, in general, all words should be united by one common theme, which is mentioned). That is, everyone sees this word, except for the person with a piece of paper on his forehead. Then, in turn, each of the guests begins to ask the others leading questions, such as “Am I round”? "I'm edible"? And so on. You can ask no more than 7 questions. If all the questions are asked and the word is not guessed, you lose. When everyone has participated, the winners are chosen and the words are written again, but now you can only ask 5 questions, in the next round 3 questions, in the last - 1. The winner gets a prize.

Competitions for adults 2

As in the first option, a leader is selected, he takes one of the players aside and tells him what word he needs to depict with gestures without using words. Then the person tries to show it, and everyone else guesses. Fun competition, you'll see!!! Especially if you need to depict abstract phenomena, such as inspiration or crisis.

Competitions for adults 3

Divide into two teams. One will need to remember the songs in which it sounds male name, the other is female. The team that has no options loses.

Competitions for adults 4

Remember the game from childhood - “deaf telephone”. Divide into two teams, choose a leader who will “whisper” the hidden word into the ear of the captain of each team, and at the direction of the leader, pass the word to your neighbor. The team that wins is the one in which the last participant reached the word in its original form, and did it faster than their opponents.

Competitions for adults 5

Another forgotten good children's game. The presenter collects one personal item from all players, and then everyone writes some task on a piece of paper. Then the pieces of paper are put into a vase, for example, mixed, the presenter shows everyone someone’s item, and then draws out a forfeit with a task. The person who owns the pulled out item must do what is written on the piece of paper. The game is fun and funny, but remember that anyone can get the same task that you wrote yourself. This circumstance may discourage you from writing something obscene, although it all depends on the company and the general mood. Approach the process with humor. It will be fun!

Competitions for adults 6

To warm up a little, you need outdoor games at a party, but it’s not interesting to just dance. Turn on the tape recorder or TV music channel, appoint a presenter who will be the “DJ”. Those who wish form a circle, observing the male-female sequence. The presenter gives any player an object, for example, a rolling pin, which he grips with his knees. When the music turns on, we begin in a circle, dancing, passing the rolling pin to the next player (you can complicate the competition; the receiver must stand with his back to the player with the rolling pin). The “DJ”, without looking, turns off the sound after some time, and the one who is left with a rolling pin between his knees is out of the game. The last one left without a rolling pin wins.

Competitions for adults 7

Game with the same “DJ” and music. All players form a circle in the female-male sequence, take a small piece of paper, which will need to be held with your lips folded into a “tube” by constantly drawing in air. One holds and the neighbor picks up, resulting in an impromptu kiss through a piece of paper. It’s very funny when a leaf falls and neighbors kiss without a “barrier.” When the music stops, the one who did not have time to pass on leaves the game.

Competitions for adults 8

Another game very similar to the game of forfeits. All players write tasks that must be such that two people participate in the execution process. For example, kiss on the cheek, sing together the song “The Little Christmas Tree is Cold in Winter,” and dance “Dance of the Little Swans.” One of the players sits on a chair with his back to the others. The presenter, pointing his finger at the players one by one, says “Cat and mouse”, at some point the player sitting with his back must say “stop”, pull out a piece of paper with the task and complete it with the person on whom the game was stopped. Then the presenter himself sits on a chair, the player who was sitting on the chair joins the rest of the players, and the one with whom the task was completed sits in his place. All tasks depend on your imagination and sense of humor.

Competitions for adults 9

Two pairs are formed, each with a man and a woman. We explain the task: “You need to open a network of banks as quickly as possible, in each of which you can invest only one bill. Banks are any places of clothing on a man. You need to open as many banks as possible in 1 minute and invest as much as possible more money" We time a minute, after which we check how much money is left uninvested. The winning pair is called. Then the women change places and are given the task of getting more money for themselves as quickly as possible. A minute is noted, after which the results are summed up again and the winning couple is called, that is, the woman with the man with whom they initially invested. A very fun competition.

Competitions for adults 10

The coordination competition is held when everyone has already had a lot of fun. The presenter selects three participants and explains the rules of the competition: right hand you need to hold on to your left earlobe, and with your left hand to the tip of your nose. When the leader claps his hands, everyone should change their position to the opposite: with their right hand hold the tip of their nose, with their left hand the lobe of their right ear. The leader increases the tempo of clapping each time. The winner is the one who lasts the longest.

Have a good mood! Remember, we make the holiday ourselves!