The lobby vote picks a mode before the round. Read that mode. An event name you recognize can still behave differently when the hand size or the team rules change.
Modes on the normal vote
| Mode | What changes |
|---|---|
| Free for All | No extra events, cards, or other modifications |
| Bloodbath | Elimination events are more likely |
| Double Cards | Whenever you receive cards, you receive two instead of one |
| Four Teams | Players are randomly split into four teams of four |
| Roundabout | The clown moves to the next closest player, left or right |
In Four Teams, check the team marker before you choose a target. A player who would be a threat in Free for All may be on your team. In Double Cards, read the new cards after each deal. Two cards means more triggers, not two Use Card buttons. In Bloodbath, the prompt matters more than the shop.
Roundabout is also the only mode tied to the Reverse card. The card's effect text was not available in the sources read here.
April Fools modes
Competitive makes players duel. One player has to eliminate the other before time runs out, or both are eliminated. The update note presented it as a mode with less luck.
Quadruple Cards deals four cards whenever you would receive cards. The same note warned about holding too many Death cards. A second Death is already an instant elimination attempt in the card rules, so four deals raise that risk.
These two were listed as seasonal, not as permanent vote options.
Modes you do not start yourself
The 50 Players event is a larger free-for-all. The table shrinks when someone dies, and the winner was described as choosing 30 wheel spins or a gamepass from the developer. It runs when Isak or Ree uses a command.
3lives starts everyone with 3 shields and a revolver. Players shoot the person they want gone, and three hits eliminate someone. That is a developer-run mode, not the normal vote.
Many Guns, listed among limited events, gives each player 2 shields and a shot, with elimination on the third hit. The shield count is not the same as 3lives. Black Hole is described as a black hole from the clown's box that engulfs the map and causes players to leave. None of these are reasons to install a script or pay another player.
A clip of a giant table, a pile of shields, or a developer command does not mean a public server will offer that setup. Learn the five vote modes first. Details of each round event stay in the event catalog.