How to play Brilliant or BS?

[@honeyjuice219]

this is actually a very accurate game with the title "brilliant or bs", it's literally people acting brilliant while sometimes saying something bs

[@theomelettecuber5458]

Good point.

[@iminediamonds]

dumbledore in a nutshell

[@donnythedingo]

wow

[@OW0974]

Gotta love the Rugby Expert Certificate

[@dannypipewrench533]

And them there's the facts.

[@theomelettecuber5458]

This is entertaining and fun when people can share their experience and the title for the game is “Brilliant or BS” is genius.

[@FloofyFella]

You mean brilliant

[@cyanadofai]

This isnt just like normal chess??? (except for these changes)

[@fetterkeks2796]

It would be a fun challenge to try and explain completely chess-unrelated games by only modifying the original chess rules

[@StarTheTripleDevil]

Does it count as hinting if the answer would be a hint to another player other than the judge? Let's say Person A says "I know. I used to play this sport in middle school!". Person B is Person A's mother and knows exactly which sports Person A played. Person C is the judge and only met Person A in college and doesn't know all of Person A's childhood hobbies.

[@BigStrap]

Sounds like a time for a table ruling. If I was playing with a bunch of people who didn't know each other very well I would probably try and limit it, but if the judge happens to already know that someone is an expert in that field, you can't really limit that.

[@brilliantorbs5827]

Great question. You can talk about your background and experience even if the judge knows it to be true. You’re NOT allowed to hint to the specific multiple choice options by saying something like “I know it’s not the first one because…”

[@profdouglas1392]

You also submit an answer before the debate part, so if you say “I played this in high school” the only person who wouldn’t have put their answer down would be the judge who knows the correct answer

[@honeyjuice219]

1:03 where can someone get their hands on a genuine Triple S Games certification?

[@cloveruty]

It would be great if you could try your hand at doing guides for games in the Jackbox Party packs. Some people always get confused at games like "Bidiots" and I think it would help if you could use your magic on explaining these games.

[@sergewind2208]

I don't understand how people can have difficulty with Jackbox games, they're literally designed for parties. But then again, my playgroup already has experience with complicated games, so maybe we have a biased point of view.

[@bobthebox2993]

@@sergewind2208 I often play jackbox with the same people and many of them still get confused in bidiots, despite having played it prior.

[@VeraBluediamond]

That's remind me of the upcoming game show on netflix called "Bullsh*t". When a player must either get a correct answer or convince one of the three judges to believe them for a shot at a million dollar ;)

[@gamelover4807]

I'll take this game into consideration. Looks interesting.

[@AnAverageItalian]

2:15 what do you mean by "extra 2 points"? The player with the Brilliant card gets 1 point for the correct answer, and then 2 points for the Brilliant Card (3 in total), or 1 point for the correct answer, and 1 for the Brilliant (2 in total)?

[@TripleSGames]

3 total

[@brilliantorbs5827]

The player who receives the Brilliant card automatically earns 2 points even if their answer is incorrect.

[@dorzy7372]

Can the judge look at the answer before players reveal their cards?

[@mauer1]

why should he be allowed to do that?

[@brilliantorbs5827]

Yes the judge can look at the answer at any time.

[@TheCheesyNachos]

the judge can see the answer of the trivia at the bottom, or should they cover that up until the reveal?

[@RGC_animation]

People are not allowed to reveal their answer anyway in the interrogating process, so it probably wouldn't matter.

[@brilliantorbs5827]

The judge can look at the answer at any time :-)

[@RGC_animation]

@@brilliantorbs5827 Wait, this is the official channel for Brilliant or BS lol.

[@russomo5662]

Hey sir how to play the monopoly property trading board game?

[@blakphionix]

Are there games to play that involve tarot cards?

[@navy3001]

No.33. Star Trek Ascendy, how to play

[@Alexandrite-ql8kq]

How many friendships has this game ruined?

[@DanielLenrd]

1:51 comedy gold

[@KingChristian21]

I know it been a year since this post, but I want to know how to play "Our Family is So Weird"

[@projectkepleren]

next video you should do "Shotgun King" it might be an interesting video

[@IANOYTYK]

Would you consider doing a video about "HeartSwitch" or "Mao" (could be spelled mow)?

[@TailsDollIncorporeider]

So you are telling me someone stole The Technical Dificulties' idea

[@ketchupbottle9619]

Ketchup.

[@カレールーさん]

Mayo?

[@exudeku]

@@カレールーさん *soy sauce?*

[@zackposop]

Mustard

[@Tasher228t]

Wasabi?

[@liamhenderson7367]

This sounds like a very interesting sandwich...

[@Trip_koLng]

Wow, it's like I was made for this

[@jan_Mamu]

Citation needed, the game

[@remarit]

what happens when a judges assigns the brilliant card to the BS player?

[@cheesetonk]

its politics with extra steps

[@BoilerUp2015]

If someone is assigned the BS card, but answers correctly, do they still receive a point? If so, what is the punishment for getting the BS card vs. not receiving any card at all? You both would just get a point for the right answer? What makes me want to avoid the BS card as a player?

[@brilliantorbs5827]

Great question. The goal of every player should be to get the Brilliant card, because you'll automatically earn 2 points -- right or wrong. You'll earn an additional point if you happen to get the question right. As a player, there's no penalty for earning a BS card. If you answered correctly you'll still earn 1 point. That card is more critical to the Judge, who'll lose points if they assign the wrong person the BS card. As a player, you want to avoid the BS card because it means you haven't earned a Brilliant card -- which is the ultimate goal.

[@bobthebox2993]

Assigning the BS card to the whole group seems like a horrible strategy to me. It can lose you the most points and even if no one knows the answer, their chance of randomly picking the right answer is still 1/3 per player. For a 3 player game, which I assume is the minimum, (1 judge and 2 guessers), it's already more likely that at least 1 person randomly guesses the correct answer.

[@precygosemercado2026]

Brilliant or BEEEEEEEYAS?!

[@fortnitebattlepass96]

Hi

[@JustAnotherCommenter]

Just another commenter here

[@venomradar]

This will be a meme

[@llxlliexfairy]

👍🏻or👎🏻

[@Intercom18a]

should be brilliant or blunder so it is more kid friendly

[@javieralejandrotrianapaz6343]

What does chess have to do with this game?

[@Intercom18a]

well brilliant is an amazing move and blunder is a horrible move

[@danik0011]

¿does bs stand for bulls-

[@AdamKyleAntonio683]

Remember : BS means BULLSH*T SO SAY BS INSTEAD

[@lillyshaikun9570]

111

[@doomjunyu_]

What does the BS stand for 😳

[@erner_wisal]

The solid waste of bull

[@alexanderharrison7421]

I prefer BS

[@lapoelepoepoele9256]

Amogus

[@GD-pb3fh]

BS!

[@countchaos2805]

First Why is everybody such a piece of bs

[@ethanpender9586]

Nobody cares.

[@countchaos2805]

@@ethanpender9586 like ur dad doesn't care about u

[@serraramayfield9230]

Cringe