Needed Tools: 

2,3,4,5, cards from a deck of cards
Joker or Ace card from the same deck of cards
Alcohol
3 - ?? People to Play With (The more the Merrier)

 Drunk Level- Random 

Object of the Game: Stay alive. Win some money.

Gameplay:

Step 1: Choose a Game Master. This person should be fair, and agreed upon by all people who are playing. The game master may play but does not have to.

Step 2: Pay the pot. Everyone playing the game puts one dollar (or an agreed upon figure) into the pot, (this can be a hat or bowl etc that is placed in the center of all players).

Step 3: "Spin the Barrel" (Game master takes the 2,3,4,5 and Joker/Ace card and shuffles them behind their back. Pass the cards face down to another player who shuffles them behind their back to ensure a good mix as well as make sure that no one knows where the Joker/Ace card is). Then spread the cards out face down.

Step 4: Start the game right by drinking. I suggest an irish car bomb (or drink of your choice) and bottoms up, last one to finish starts the first rotation. Rotate clockwise from that person on, (If you want a lighter game: Draw cards *note* you'll have to do this before spinning the barrel, whoever has the Joker or Ace card goes first. *Note* if there are more than 6 people playing roll a dice for highest number.)

Step 5: The player starting the game has 1 of 6 choices. He or she may choose Truth, Dare, Pay, Drink, Strip, or Shoot.
Truth: Like Truth in Truth or Dare you must answer honestly whatever question the Game Master asks. (Other players may offer suggested questions, but the Game Master has final say. Another reason why you should choose a fair game master.)
Dare: Like in Truth or Dare you must do as you are dared to do by the game master. (Again other players may offer suggestions.)
Pay: You can put whatever previously decided amount of money in to a central pot.
Drink: You can take a shot of whatever the previously decided upon drink is.
Strip: You must remove one article of clothing.
Shoot: Draw a card.

*Note*: Once a player chooses an action, they may not choose that action a second time until they “Clean their Slate”, they may “Clean their slate” by shooting. For example: Player 1 Chooses Truth on their first turn, after their turn is over, and the rotation comes back to player one, he or she may not choose Truth again, and cannot choose truth again until they “shoot”. They may however choose one of the other choices, and so on and so forth, until they have no choice left but to shoot.

After player one is finished with his or her turn, player two takes theirs and so on and so forth.

Step 6: At the end of one rotation everyone does a bottoms up on a selected drink (this can be a shot of liquor, a full beer, a bomb of some sort, or if you want to go lighter pour desired amount of beer into a cup, simply try to keep it equal, this part is completely up to the players), last person to finish begins the second rotation. This continues until someone gets shot: when they draw the Joker or Ace Card. (then things get more interesting).

Step 7: When a player gets shot the first time, then they are no longer in the competition to win the pot. They can however keep playing as a ghost. If they are shot a second time they must “Bite the Bullet” meaning they must do each action once (Truth, Dare, Pay, Drink, Strip). Once a person is shot, "reload the barrel"(gather all the cards) and (shuffle them)"spin"

Step 8: Keep playing until everyone is “killed” except for one person. That person wins the game, as well as the money in the pot.

Options: Pay, Offer, and Spin
Pay: For actions Truth, Dare, Drink and Strip, you may instead pay the pot double its fee and not do what’s required.
Pay Shot: If you want to avoid Shooting you may pay the pot 3x the regular fee, but when the next turn comes you either have to shoot or pay 6x, if you pay 6x the next time it is your turn you must either shoot or pay 12x the regular fee and so on and so forth doubling each time you go.
Pay Life: If you double the pot, you may clean your slate.
Offer: You may barter favors from other people. For example if you pick Dare, and the game master dares you to do something you do not want to do. You may barter with your fellow players, letting one of them take your dare in exchange for their request (A kiss, another drink, whatever they want).
Offer Shot: Again you can make a general offer for someone else to take your shot for you, but just remember: for a greater risk, the other player may want a greater reward.
Spin: You may spin the barrel (shuffle all cards back into play) if the joker is the last card left. This you may do for free only if the Joker/Ace is the only card left to be drawn. Or, for a price you may spin at any time.
Spin Price: The spin price is a “Bite the Bullet” (truth, dare, pay, drink, strip) and still you must draw a card.