Spot the Bluff Game Rules for Teams
Play a fact-or-fiction team game where two surprising statements are true and one is the bluff.
Read all three statements
Each round contains two true statements and one false statement. Teams should hear the complete set before discussing, because a surprising fact is not automatically the bluff.
Discuss the evidence
Encourage teams to explain what makes a statement believable or suspicious. The conversation is the main activity, while the final selection simply gives it a clear conclusion.
Lock one answer
After a short discussion, the spokesperson chooses the statement the team believes is false. One point is awarded for identifying the bluff before the explanation appears.
Use verifiable, harmless facts
Good rounds cover language, geography, technology, animals, or everyday inventions. Avoid medical claims, current political disputes, and statements about particular coworkers.