Shoulders - Game Play

Game Play

  • The game begins with a player slapping his left/right shoulder, this starts the count at 1.
  • Depending on which shoulder is hit, the player to that immediate side of the slapper then slaps their right/left shoulder"
  • The Count continues until the group reaches 21.

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