Instructions:

Game Overview:

Battle of the Sexes is a fun and risque game where two teams (men vs. women) race to complete outrageous, competitive tasks. Each challenge pits the teams against each other, with the first team to reach 10 points declared the winner.

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Host Instructions:

1. Set Up the Game Area: Ensure you have enough space for players to move around, as many challenges involve racing and physical activity. Arrange a central area for the challenges with enough space for both teams to compete side-by-side.

2. Prepare Challenge Materials: Gather all props needed for the challenges and set them up according to each game’s requirements. For instance, set up balloons, cups, straws, blindfolds, etc., in easily accessible spots.

3. Divide the Players into Teams: Divide players into two teams, typically men vs. women. Each team should have an equal number of players. If uneven, assign a guest referee or rotate players for different challenges.

4. Explain the Rules: Gather everyone around and explain the game rules and how the points system works. Clarify the nature of the challenges to ensure everyone is comfortable and willing to participate.

5. Determine the Order of Challenges: Use a list of 10-20 challenges and let teams know which ones they’ll be doing. The host can select them randomly or pre-plan the order. Challenges should be manageable and alternate between high-energy and slightly less intense ones to keep the pace varied and fun.

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Game Rules:

1. All Play, All Time: All challenges are head-to-head races between the two teams. Both teams compete at the same time to complete tasks, keeping the excitement high.

2. No Hands Rule: If the challenge specifies “no hands,” players must comply. Challenges often involve creative use of bodies, mouths, or coordination, so hands must be kept out of play unless otherwise stated.

3. Teamwork Matters: All players on a team must participate in each challenge. The more cohesive the team, the better the chances of winning.

4. First to 10 Points Wins: Points are awarded to the first team to complete each challenge. The game continues until one team reaches 10 points, declared the overall winner.

5. Safety First: Challenges should be completed safely. Any actions that cause discomfort or concern should be adjusted or substituted with a more comfortable alternative.

6. Respect Boundaries: Participation is key, but respect each player’s comfort zone. No one should feel pressured to participate in anything they’re uncomfortable with. Alternative, less risque versions of challenges can be substituted on the fly if necessary.

7. Host is the Judge: The host will act as the judge, timing challenges when necessary and determining the winning team for each challenge.

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Game Setup:

1. Challenge Area: Create a large enough space for physical challenges. If indoors, clear furniture that may obstruct movement. If outdoors, mark specific areas for each game.

2. Props Station: Have a station or table for props that will be needed for each challenge, such as blindfolds, shot glasses, and straws. Ensure all props are easily accessible and that each challenge is ready to go.

3. Scoring Board: Use a whiteboard, chalkboard, or poster to keep track of team points. Update scores visibly after each challenge to keep the competitive spirit alive.

4. Challenge Queue: List out the challenges so everyone knows what’s coming next. This helps maintain flow and keeps excitement levels up.

5. Audience/Referee Spot: If you have extra guests not participating, designate a spot for them to cheer on teams or help judge, especially in challenges requiring audience votes (like dance-offs).

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Important Tips for Hosting:

• Energy Management: Balance high-energy challenges with some that are less physically demanding to avoid fatigue.

• Adaptability: Be ready to change or modify a challenge if it feels too difficult or is not working as planned. Keeping the game flowing is more important than strict adherence to each game’s original form.

• Encouragement: Keep the energy positive and fun. Encourage laughter and team spirit to maintain the atmosphere.

• Be Prepared for Messes: Some challenges may involve food or messy items. Have napkins, towels, and trash bins nearby for quick clean-ups.

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By following these instructions and maintaining a fun, playful environment, your Battle of the Sexes game night is sure to be an unforgettable and exciting experience for everyone involved!

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These challenges are designed to be fun, daring, and sure to keep the competition lively!

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• Blindfolded Touch Race: Teams have to guess objects hidden in a box by touch alone. The team with the most correct guesses in one minute wins.

• Kissing Contest: Each team pairs off and must transfer as many kisses (like Hershey’s Kisses) from one bowl to another using only their mouths. The most kisses transferred wins.

• Lip Sync Seduction: Both teams perform a lip sync to a sexy song, complete with seductive dance moves. The most entertaining team wins.

• Seductive Straw Race: Teams race to transfer small items (like marshmallows) from one bowl to another using only a straw in their mouths. The team with the most items transferred in one minute wins.

• Pop the Cherry: Both teams race to pop balloons tied around their waists by thrusting against each other without using their hands. The first team to pop all their balloons wins.

• Lipstick Challenge: Blindfolded team members apply lipstick on a teammate; both teams race to apply the best, most seductive look. The best team lip job wins.

• Underwear Hunt: Both teams race to find hidden underwear around the room. The team with the most found items in a set time wins.

• Thong Toss: Each team races to toss a thong or underwear onto a bottle or pole from a distance. The first team to land all their tosses wins.

• Lusty Lasso: Each team races to lasso a consenting teammate using a soft rope or scarf. The first to catch and “tie up” their teammate wins.

• Pass the Banana: Teams race to pass a banana between their legs without using hands, all the way down the line. The first team to get it to the end wins.

• Seductive Simon Says: The host leads a game of Simon Says with risque commands. Teams compete, and the last team standing wins.

• Body Shot Pass: Teams race to pour and pass a body shot (like a small cup of water) using only their mouths from one player to another. First team to finish the line wins.

• Thong Flip Challenge: Teams must flip a thong into a bucket using only their feet. The first team to land all thongs in wins.

• Human Ring Toss: Teams race to throw rings over their partner’s arms, legs, or waist while the partner holds seductive poses. The first team to land all rings wins.

• Clothes Relay Race: Teams race to dress and undress a mannequin or a member of their team in various clothing items. The first team to complete the full outfit wins.

• Booty Shake Challenge: Teams have to shake ping pong balls out of a box strapped to their waists. The first team to empty all their boxes wins.

• Naughty Knot Untie: Each team must untie a series of knots tied on their partner’s body using only their mouths. The first team to untie all knots wins.

• Balloon Thigh Pop: Each team races to pop balloons placed between their thighs without using hands. The first team to pop all wins.

• Suck and Blow: Teams pass a playing card down a line using only their lips to suck and blow. If the card drops, the team must start over. The first team to finish wins.

• Body Chocolate Lick: Teams race to lick chocolate or whipped cream off a teammate’s body. The first team to clean their “plate” wins.

• Barefoot Bottle Race: Teams must roll a bottle across the floor using only their bare feet. First team to reach the finish line wins.

• Body Jello Shots: Teams race to take jello shots placed on various body parts of their teammates. First team to finish all shots wins.

• Dirty Dance-Off: Teams race to perform a choreographed dirty dance routine on the spot. The host or audience votes for the most synchronized and entertaining performance.

• Spicy Banana Relay: Teams race to eat bananas held by their teammates without using their hands. The first team to finish wins.

• Biting the Cherry: Teams race to bite and pass cherries between teammates using only their mouths. The first team to pass all cherries wins.

• Sexy Limbo: A limbo contest with sexy moves. Each round gets progressively lower, and the team with the last person standing wins.

• Strip Balloon Pop: Each team must pop balloons by squishing them between two members of the opposite sex—one from each team. No hands allowed!

• Hula Hoop Pass: Teams line up holding hands and must pass a hula hoop down the line without breaking contact. The first team to pass it to the end wins.

• Thong Pull-Up Race: Both teams race to pull thongs or boxers up a teammate’s legs using only their mouths. The first team to get them all the way up wins.

• Booty Clap Race: Teams race to clap balloons between their butts to the finish line. The first team to finish wins.

• Thong Ring Pull: Teams pull rings off a thong hanging on a line using only their mouths. The first team to remove all rings wins.

• Balloon Butt Pop: Each team lines up, and players must pop balloons by sitting on them. The team that pops all their balloons first wins.

• Sticky Note Strip: Teams race to stick notes onto a teammate’s body, then remove them using only their mouths. The team to remove all notes first wins.

• Sexy Straw Suck: Teams race to suck up small marshmallows or candy using a straw and drop them into a cup without using hands. The first team to transfer all items wins.

• Body Pen Relay: Teams must pass a pen from one player to another using only their bodies (e.g., knees, neck). The team that passes it down the line fastest wins.

• Panty Hose Tug of War: Each team member wears pantyhose on one leg, and both teams race to pull off the pantyhose using only their feet while staying in a line. First team to remove all wins.

• Seductive Crawl Race: Teams race across the floor in a seductive crawl, passing a small object like a rose to the next player. The first team to finish wins.

• Tie and Untie Race: Teams compete to tie a tie or scarf around their partner in a specific knot, then switch and untie it in a race against time. First to finish wins.

• Handcuff Escape Race: Teams race to free their members from toy handcuffs or tied scarves using only their teeth. The first team to free all members wins.

• Over/Under Pass: Teams line up and pass a ball or similar object over the head of one player and under the legs of the next, racing to the finish line. The first team to complete wins.