Play online balderdash game

Begin by creating all the Players that are going to be playing. Press 'Start Game'. The player who is highlighted in grey is the first "dasher". Hand the dasher the phone or tablet. That dasher will then click 'Show Word'.

After each player has answered on their answer sheet, they will pass their answers to the judge. The judge will read the answers aloud to the group, providing them with time to mull through the answers and guess which is true.

After all players have voted, points are tallied, and the next player becomes the judge. If a player guesses which answer is true, they also earn a point and progress one space on the game board. Players that do not guess correct answers or have their answer chosen do not receive any points.

When a player reaches the end of the game board, the game comes to an end. Check your answers carefully, but remember that you may not use dictionaries or other assisting devices. You are on your honour not to do this. If the maximum is reached, KaCee will send out a notice as soon as possible to all players. If you do not receive a confirmation email, you should assume your entries were NOT received and you should resubmit them.

Always keep a copy of your entries, should this or other email problems occur. KaCee is not responsible for lost entries. Once the week for answering is over, the dasher will compile all of the submitted answers into one master list. Also in this list will be the REAL answer from the card. This list will be posted and voted on in Part 2. A: Then say so when you submit your answers. If it matches what's on the card, you get three points automatically, and DON'T vote in that category during Part 2.

If it doesn't match, the dasher will let you know in email, and you can continue to play. If you don't think you know the right answer but the answer you make up is actually correct this is VERY rare, and usually happens with Initials , the dasher will still give you the three points and notify you that you were right. A: This has been debated before many times, and it seems the usual consensus is to follow what the card says.

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