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How to Play Who Does What

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Who Does What is the three-card game on Spice Up. Tap Deal and three cards turn over one at a time: who, does what, and where. Players take the giver's seat in turn, and the app deals a compatible receiver each time.

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The three cards

Read together, a deal comes out like: "Alex kisses Jamie's neck."

How the seat passes

The giver's seat passes in the order players were added. Player 1 first, then 2, then 3, round the whole group and back to the start.

The receiver is always dealt from players compatible with the giver. With three or more players, the previous giver is never dealt as the receiver straight after their own turn.

How compatibility works

Two players are compatible if they are into each other's gender. Players marked as "doesn't play with" are never dealt together. The app always respects these settings.

Choosing what is in the decks

You decide which actions and places can be dealt. Tap the settings icon to open the decks and switch any card out, or a whole intensity band at once. Changes apply on the next deal.

Intensity levels

A deal is as spicy as its spiciest card. A kiss belongs at every level, so the place it lands sets the heat, and a Wild action is only ever dealt on a place that can carry it.

Tip: If the deals feel samey, switch more cards on in settings or move the heat strip up a level.

Frequently asked questions

Was this game called Who Does What?

Yes, and Sexy Reels before that. It was a three-reel slot machine until September 2026, when every game on Spice Up became a deck of cards. The three reels are now three cards, and the name says what they show.

How many players do I need?

At least two compatible players. It is most fun with three or more.

Is Who Does What free?

Yes, completely free. No sign-up required.

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Everything above is built into Who Does What in the app. It handles the order, the intensity and who goes next, so nobody has to keep track.

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