Top 5 Drinking Games :

Beer Pong is arguably the hottest drinking game out there! What started as a college backyard drinking game has become an overnight sensation across the nation and is starting to catch on around the world. The game is really quit simple, all you need is a ping pong table, 10 red keg cups filled with beer and set in a triangular pattern, and of course a ping pong ball. To get started a each team stands on the opposite side of each table and tries to “sink cups” or throw the ping pong ball into the opposing player’s beer cups. Each time a cup is sunk it is removed from the table and consumed. When one team eliminates all their opponents cups, they WIN! Easy, right?

While little has changed about how you play Beer Pong, some of the equipment has. Take for instance, Beer Pong tables. No need to ruin your ping pong table anymore with online retailers like Beer Pong Stadium you can purchase regulation sized beer pong tables with custom graphics, ball holders and built in fold-up feature for on-the-go partying!

Quarters

Quarters is perhaps the original drinking game, and can be played anywhere there is alcohol.

Players sit around a table armed with a quarter. A cup (empty or full of alcohol, depending on your preference) is placed in the middle of the table, at least 10 inches away from all players. If the table is not big enough, just move the cup when it’s a new player’s turn.

The players must bounce a quarter off the table and into the cup, in any way possible using only the quarter, the table and the cup. If successful, the player makes another player drink, and gets to try again. (If you’re using a full cup, the assigned player must drink the whole cup and retrieve the quarter.)

If the player missed the cup, the player to their left is passed the quarter and they get to toss.

Some optional rules: If the quarter bounces off the rim, a re-toss is allowed. If the rim is struck three times in a row though, the player must drink.

Kings Cup

There is more thinking involved in King’s Cup, but never-the-less it is still a classic drinking game!

When playing King’s Cup, choose a person to go first and that person picks a card and flips it over so everyone sees it at the same time. Refer to the rules below to figure out what you need to do as a result of the card you just turned over. Player order then continues clockwise with the next person flipping a card and following the rule to it and so on and so on until the cards run out.

2: F**k You – Person that flips picks someone to drink.

3: F**k Me – Person that flips must drink.

4: Floor – Last person to put their hand on the floor drinks.

5: Guys – All guys must drink.

6: Chicks – All girls must drink.

7: Heaven – Last person to raise their hand drinks.

8: Never Have I Ever – Person that flips this must say “Never have I ever …” and say something people could have done. Anyone that has done that action must drink. Example: Never have I ever had a threesome (if you had a threesome now you drink).

9: Bust-A-Rhyme – Person that flips says a sentence, the next person has to say a sentence with the last word rhyming with the previous sentence and this continues in player order until someone messes up or takes longer then 5 seconds and that person must drink.

10: Sentence – Person that flips says one word then the next person says that word and adds another, the following person must repeat the previous said words (in order of how they were said) and add their own word. This continues until someone can’t remember the words correctly and messes up the sentence and said person must drink. The sentence doesn’t have to make any sense such as: I like beer with fried blue grass and pillows on the car.

Jack: Categories – Person that flips picks a category and names something from it then you go in player order naming something in that category until someone repeats something or cannot think of something and then that person drinks. Example categories are: characters in dora, colors, brands of vodka, nissan models, NFL teams.

Queen: Questions – Person that flips asks a random player a question. That player must then ask another player a question or answer the previous question with a question. The first person to not use a question must drink.

King: King’s Cup – Player that flips pours whats left of their beer into the center cup. The player that flips the last King must drink the King Cup.

Ace: Make a Rule – Player that flips gets to make a rule up. Anyone who does not follow the rule must drink. Example rules: No cursing, You have to talk in an accent, No First Names, No Pointing, No saying drink drank or drunk.

These rules can freely be altered for however drunk you are trying to get. For instance, it is typical when we want to go blackout to throw in the “waterfall” rule instead of one of these existing rules. Waterfall is where one person starts drinking, then the next person starts drinking and so on until everyone is drinking. You can not put down your cup until the person before you puts theirs down. Hence a “waterfall” effect.

I Never

This is a great game for a group of close friends or people who really like to share hints of their dark pasts. Only supplies are people with enquiring minds, and beer. You probably won’t get drunk playing this, but it’s a great ice-breaker for a party.

Everyone sits around around a table, or on the floor if you so desire. One person goes first by making a TRUE statement that begins with “I never….” For example, “I’ve never been to Disneyland.” Then, if any other player HAS DONE what the person said, they simply drink.

As the game progresses, the statements tend to get more personal and explicit. But the game only works when people are honest. However, if somebody drinks on an “I never..,” no explanation is necessary. For example, if someone says, “I’ve never had sex with an inflatable doll,” and someone ends up drinking to it, no explanation is needed, just a drink of affirmation.

Flip Cup

Flip Cup is the fast and furious drinking game that keeps everyone on their toes!

When getting started with Flip Cup, you divide everyone up evenly into two teams. The maximum per team should be about 5 or 6 people. If you have more than 10 or 12 people, create several different teams and have a tournament.

The two teams line up on opposite sides of the table. Everyone gets a cup and a beer. Fill the bottom of your cup with about two shots beer. The people at the far end of the table starts. Someone says go, and you chug the cup with beer. When you are finished, you have to flip your cup before the next person can go. You flip your cup by placing it on the edge of the table, right side up, half of the cup off the table. The you put your fingers under the part hanging off the table, and flip the cup so that it is upside down on the table. This gets harder as the game goes on and you get more drunk. When you have completed this, the next person goes, and does the same thing. The first team to have all players drink and flip their cups wins. They then get one point. You can play to whatever number you want to.

Odds are this game will get everyone pretty toasty!

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