What does "I'm game" mean and what's the correct usage?

"I'm game" means that you're willing to try something. In this context, the word "game" means having a willingness to take a risk, to undertake something that could involve effort or injury to the participant. (It's a word that's often used by breeders of pit bull dogs-- a dog is "game" if he's aggressive and undeterred by the displays of aggression that other fighting dogs might display.)

Sentence with it: "My brother was game to try skydiving."

"i'm game" is just a way of saying that you are willing to participate or be a part of something. I would say it's just another way of saying "i'm down" or "yes" to something. So for example if someone asked me if I wanted to work this weekend? Then I would respond "i'm game" if i wanted to work the weekend shift

question: Who wants to go skiing?

answer: Count me in, I'm game!

It means you're willing to do whatever was asked. It's like saying "sure ok".

I'm trying to win this game

It means that you are okay or up for whatever the person said.

Example: Sure, I'm game to go skiing this weekend.

"I'm game" means something to the effect of I'm up for (whatever it is that was suggested)

For instance-

"Would you like to go to the movies later"

"I'm game"

"Why don't we go out to eat after the concert"

"I'm game"

I use it like this... my friend wants to go out to the movies, I reply with, "I'm game". Meaning "Count me in."

an exclamation of readiness to perform a task.

example.

Question: Does anyone want to go to the store?

Answer: I'm game.

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What does "I'm game" mean and what's the correct usage?

You could answer by giving me an e.g. of a sentence with it. Thanks!

Hey Bob want to go fishing (Bob) says I'm game.

It means that you will go along with what is asked or suggested