Agree on the rules first
Everyone should know the rules, tie-break, and finish condition before the round starts.
Set it before play
Keep the setup visible: choose the activity, set the winner condition and amount, play, then settle between yourselves after the result.
Everyone should know the rules, tie-break, and finish condition before the round starts.
Keep any optional $STUD amount social-scale and make sure everyone understands the scoring mode.
After the activity, confirm the result together or through the agreed group lead. Resolve disputed calls using the rules everyone agreed to before play.
All challenges, rule calls, scoring decisions, and outcomes should be handled in good faith. If a challenge is phrased unclearly or leaves out a detail that later becomes relevant, resolve it according to the original intent of the group and the fair spirit of the activity, not by exploiting loopholes or technical wording. If an unforeseen circumstance, ambiguity, or disputed dynamic arises, participants should work together respectfully to reach the fairest interpretation. Where no agreement can be reached, the matter should be decided by the group, event host, or an agreed neutral third party.