Slaps! (The Friendly Version)

Great for killing the monotony of long flights and waiting rooms. Two people face each other and hold out their hands, one with palms facing up, the other with palms facing down and directly on top of the other person’s hands. The person on the bottom tries to slap the top of the other persons hand before they quickly pull back their hand. A whiff means the beating is over and the players switch positions / roles in this lighthearted game of revenge.

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