Talk is Cheap: Answer it. Flip it. Prove it.

Talk is Cheap: Answer it. Flip it. Prove it.

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"Talk is Cheap" is a high-energy game where students must decide if they can really do what they claim—or risk getting called out. With points on the line and the suspense of a coin flip, it’s the perfect mix of confidence, strategy, and hilarious proof-on-the-spot moments.

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Why Play This Game?
""Talk is Cheap"" is a hilarious, high-stakes game where bold claims meet real consequences. Participants will be asked if they can do something or if they know something, and their answer is just the beginning.

Talk is Cheap is: 
• Fun and unpredictable—everyone’s on the edge of their seat
• Replayable in multiple formats—individual, group, or head-to-head
• A great strategy game—play it safe or go for glory?
• A social game—you’ll learn weird, cool, and surprising things about each other
• Packed with suspense—especially when a student says “yes” but hopes they don’t have to prove it...

How to Play: 
• Participants are asked 10 yes/no questions about their skills or knowledge.
• Each time they answer “yes,” they earn 2 points.
• Then, flip a coin (or use a 50/50 tool): If they win the flip, they can either keep their 2 points or prove their answer for another two points. If they lose the coin flip, they MUST try to prove their answer. 
• If they are unable to prove your answer, they lose 4 points. 
• If they reach 20 points, they win! 

Students have to decide:
“Do I really know this? Can I actually do that? Or am I just hoping I don’t get caught bluffing?”

That moment of decision is what makes the game both challenging and super entertaining.

**The attached Word document contains head-to-head instructions, group play instructions, strategy tips for players, as well as tips for you as the facilitator to ensure this game is a hit with your group!**

This Resource Includes:

  • Complete PowerPoint game file
  • Individual (10 challenges + Instructions + transition slides) game slides (jpeg files)
  • Title slide (jpeg file)
  • Multiple game format variations (individual, group, head-to-head)
  • Supplemental document with multiple gameplay variations and examples, strategy tips for players, and tips for game facilitators (Word file)

 

Note from Author

About this Product
Call out players' scores during the game to build pressure and push them into risky decisions. The suspense of whether or not they need to (and can) prove their ability or knowledge is a key part of the game. Also consider switching up the coin flip with other fun 50/50 tools included in the Word document.
Andy Klenke

Andy Klenke

Andy is the creator of Experience Scripture, a line of resources dedicated to helping students have meaningful interactions with Scripture. Find out more at www.xpscripture.com.