What Bar Game Are You?

You're pretty logical and levelheaded. Your competitive nature comes out when you're up for a challenge, so if you're going to compete, you're going to take it seriously. It's best not to cheat around you, because you don't miss much and you're not afraid to speak up. People would much rather have you on their team than against them.

You're a straight shooter. You say what you mean and you mean what you say. You're competitive by nature and always expect to win; you don't exactly react well when you lose. You're very focused and you like to do one thing at a time, but a few mistakes and you might lose your ability to tune in. It's best not to interrupt you when you're heads down.

You're social and fun. You play games for the interaction as much as the competition. You know a little about everything, because you're always talking to new people and open to learning new things. Of course, if you had to take the SAT again, the results might not be pretty. You seem to know everyone, no matter where you go, and people are always happy to see you show up!

You're sly and cunning. People are never quite sure what you're thinking and you like it that way. You know when to add to the conversation and when to sit back and listen. You rarely impose on others or take up too much air in the room. You're fun and social most of the time, but when it's time to get serious, it's time to get serious. You prefer people that know the difference.

You're a creature of habit. You like to be with your friends over meeting new people, you usually order the same drink when you go out, and you're fine with having the same dinner three nights in a row. That's not to say you don't know how to have a good time; it's just that your idea of a good time is pretty simple and laid back.

You like to keep it really simple, and it's hard for you to understand the drama and complexity of some of your friends. You live your life and try to stay out of other people's way. You have a few good friends that understand you for the most part, so you mostly stick with them rather than branching out. You don't really like to commit to plans, which sometimes irritates people, but what's wrong with a game-time decision? Right?