The Fight Card Game

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The Fight Card Game Instructions

Warning:

This game is designed to be played while watching Combat Sports such as MMA, Boxing, Kickboxing, or Jiu-Jitsu matches. The athletes competing are highly skilled professionals who understand the techniques and risks involved. Do not attempt any combat techniques yourself—enjoy the action safely from your seat! Whether you’re watching at home or attending a live event, please play responsibly.

Objective:

The goal of The Fight Card Game is to predict how a fighter will win their match based on the outcomes you draw from the deck of fight cards. Each player will choose a card, and the winner of the game is determined by the official result of the match.

Game Setup:

  1. Shuffle the Cards: Shuffle the deck and place it face down.
  2. Card Draw: Each player selects one card. Depending on the number of players, multiple cards can be chosen if there are enough cards available.
  3. Card Meaning: The card you draw will specify how you win the game (based on the actual match outcome) and whether you are rooting for the Red or Blue corner (indicated by the card color). The tape on the fighters’ gloves will tell you which corner is which.
  4. Team Setup: If you have more players than cards, form teams. Be creative with team names and post a picture on social media!

Card Breakdown:

  • Red and Blue Cards: There are two cards for each type of victory—one for the Red corner and one for the Blue corner, except for the Draw card, which is a single black card.
  • Special Cards: Some cards apply to specific match types (e.g., MMA, Boxing, Kickboxing, or Jiu-Jitsu).
  • If you have more players than cards, divide the group into teams and assign a team captain.

Game Formats by Match Type:

1. MMA Matches (8-13 Players):

  • Core Cards (8 players):
    • “Knock Out”
    • “Tap Out”
    • “Choke Out”
    • “Decision”
  • Additional Cards:
    • “Disqualification (DQ)” (2 players)
    • “Draw” (1 player)
    • “Tap Out (Lower Body)” (2 players)
    Total: 13 players
  • Notes:
    • If the “Tap Out (Lower Body)” cards are used, “Tap Out” cards apply to upper body submissions (e.g., arm bars), while “Tap Out (Lower Body)” is for leg attacks (e.g., knee bars, heel hooks).

2. Boxing or Kickboxing (7 Players):

  • Core Cards:
    • “Knock Out”
    • “Decision”
    • “Draw”
    • “Disqualification (DQ) ” (7 players)

3. Jiu-Jitsu Matches (6-11 Players):

  • Core Cards (6 players):
    • “Choke Out”
    • “Tap Out”
    • “Decision”
  • Additional Cards:
    • “Tap Out (Lower Body)” (2 players)
    • “Disqualification (DQ)” (2 players)
    • “Draw” (1 player)
    Total: 11 players
  • Notes:
    • If the Jiu-Jitsu event does not use red and blue markers to identify the fighters, designate one competitor as Red and the other as Blue before the game begins.

Game Rules & Interpretation:

  • Draw or Disqualification: If a Draw or Disqualification occurs, players can choose one of the following:
    • Scrub the Game: If you’re playing with 8 players and a draw or disqualification happens, you can decide to “scrub” the game and move to the next match.
    • Draw: If there is a draw, both Decision card holders win.
    • Disqualification: If a fighter is disqualified, the player holding the Decision card for the fighter who was not disqualified wins.
  • Referee Announcements: Always wait for the referee to make the official announcement. For example:
    • If a fighter taps during a choke, but the referee announces “Rear Naked Choke” as the winner, then the Choke Out card holder wins.

Important Disclaimer:

The makers of this game do not promote gambling or any illegal activities. The game is intended for entertainment and fun, and it is important to play responsibly.

If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, please contact a local gambling support organization.

Have Fun!

The Fight Card Game is all about enjoying combat sports in an interactive way. Predict the outcomes, root for your favorite fighters, and most importantly—have fun!