20 Best Drinking Games for Parties

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Don't know what to do this weekend? Don't want to throw a boring party? Here are 20 Best Drinking Games for Parties! Subscribe to Talltanic http://goo.gl/wgfvrr 10. Concoctions This one is kind of involved and is best played in a house with a fully stocked kitchen. One at a time players roll a dice. Whatever number it lands on is how many ingredients the other players get to use to create a treat. So if you roll a four everyone else could come up with a concoction of celery, mustard, and diced ham covered in chocolate sauce. If you don’t want to eat the snack than you drink, but if you do than everyone else has to drink. 9. Gone in 60 Seconds Players start off with one cup full of a beverage and another that’s empty. They have one minute to transfer as much of the drink as they can from one cup to the other using only a spoon. At the end of the sixty seconds they have to drink whatever is left in the cup that was originally full. 8. Spinning Quarter Everyone sits around an empty circular table. Whoever gets to start does so by spinning a quarter on the table. For a long as the quarter spins is as long as everyone has to consume their beverage. Once the quarter stops spinning, which often isn’t long, the next person spins. If you are really good you can try to stop the quarter vertically mid spin with your finger. If you’re successful everyone else has to finish the rest of their drink. If not than you have to chug a whole drink in one go. 7. Spoons Players start off sitting around a table with 4 cards each and one less spoon than the total number of the group laying in the middle. They pass those cards around one at a time to each other. The first person to hold a 4 of a kind places their cards down and grabs a spoon. Everyone else has to rush to grab a spoon. The person not holding a utensil will have to grab a drink and chug until they forget how slow they are, or for a predetermined amount of time. 6. War Two people sit across each other with two “generals” helping them. Each player rolls a die and whoever rolls the lower number is forced to take a swig. Their general fill their small cup again and the game continues until someone can’t hold their liquid and give up. The game is meant to be fact paced and challenging for your bladder. 5. Score A Goal This isn’t as much a drinking game as it is a game to play in the bathroom while you're relieving yourself from drinking. The goal is as simple as playing soccer, get the ball through the net. The trick is that you have to get the ball through by using your urine stream.This game is great because the more you drink the better your chances are of making a goal. 4. Taboo Taboo begins with everyone being handed an index card with a common word, phrase or action. Every time someone playing says or does the phrase that’s on the card the holder can yell Taboo! And that person has to drink. This game works best when players are at a party around other people that aren’t playing the game. 3. Flip Cup People face each other in a line standing in front of a table. Everyone starts with a full plastic cup of their beverage of choice and the first person on each line start off by chugging the drink. After finishing they place the cup on the table and have flip it so that it lands on its opposite end. Once the first person successfully lands the cup on its other side the next person can start. The first line to finish wins. The game is featured in many different movies and TV shows, most hilariously on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia when the gang loses a game but poisons their rivals, ultimately getting the last laugh. 2. Kings All that you need for this awesome game is a deck of cards. The cards lay face down around an unopened drink. A group of people can come up with rules for each card that’s drawn. For instance you could say that whenever someone draws a 5 every guy present has to drink. Usually people that draw the king get to make a rule for everyone else to follow. Kings is a classic because you can pretty much turn it into any kind of game you want. 1. Beirut This format has become a very beloved drinking game in American culture. It's grown to be so popular that you see it as an organized event throughout the country and as a game at some Las Vegas casinos. Cups are arranged in a triangle at either end of a table and teams of two take turns trying to make a ping pong ball into the cups. Whichever side has no cups left loses. Basketball players have a distinct advantage in beer pong.

20 Best Drinking Games for Parties

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Don't know what to do this weekend? Don't want to throw a boring party? Here are 20 Best Drinking Games for Parties! Subscribe to Talltanic http://goo.gl/wgfvrr 10. Concoctions This one is kind of involved and is best played in a house with a fully stocked kitchen. One at a time players roll a dice. Whatever number it lands on is how many ingredients the other players get to use to create a treat. So if you roll a four everyone else could come up with a concoction of celery, mustard, and diced ham covered in chocolate sauce. If you don’t want to eat the snack than you drink, but if you do than everyone else has to drink. 9. Gone in 60 Seconds Players start off with one cup full of a beverage and another that’s empty. They have one minute to transfer as much of the drink as they can from one cup to the other using only a spoon. At the end of the sixty seconds they have to drink whatever is left in the cup that was originally full. 8. Spinning Quarter Everyone sits around an empty circular table. Whoever gets to start does so by spinning a quarter on the table. For a long as the quarter spins is as long as everyone has to consume their beverage. Once the quarter stops spinning, which often isn’t long, the next person spins. If you are really good you can try to stop the quarter vertically mid spin with your finger. If you’re successful everyone else has to finish the rest of their drink. If not than you have to chug a whole drink in one go. 7. Spoons Players start off sitting around a table with 4 cards each and one less spoon than the total number of the group laying in the middle. They pass those cards around one at a time to each other. The first person to hold a 4 of a kind places their cards down and grabs a spoon. Everyone else has to rush to grab a spoon. The person not holding a utensil will have to grab a drink and chug until they forget how slow they are, or for a predetermined amount of time. 6. War Two people sit across each other with two “generals” helping them. Each player rolls a die and whoever rolls the lower number is forced to take a swig. Their general fill their small cup again and the game continues until someone can’t hold their liquid and give up. The game is meant to be fact paced and challenging for your bladder. 5. Score A Goal This isn’t as much a drinking game as it is a game to play in the bathroom while you're relieving yourself from drinking. The goal is as simple as playing soccer, get the ball through the net. The trick is that you have to get the ball through by using your urine stream.This game is great because the more you drink the better your chances are of making a goal. 4. Taboo Taboo begins with everyone being handed an index card with a common word, phrase or action. Every time someone playing says or does the phrase that’s on the card the holder can yell Taboo! And that person has to drink. This game works best when players are at a party around other people that aren’t playing the game. 3. Flip Cup People face each other in a line standing in front of a table. Everyone starts with a full plastic cup of their beverage of choice and the first person on each line start off by chugging the drink. After finishing they place the cup on the table and have flip it so that it lands on its opposite end. Once the first person successfully lands the cup on its other side the next person can start. The first line to finish wins. The game is featured in many different movies and TV shows, most hilariously on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia when the gang loses a game but poisons their rivals, ultimately getting the last laugh. 2. Kings All that you need for this awesome game is a deck of cards. The cards lay face down around an unopened drink. A group of people can come up with rules for each card that’s drawn. For instance you could say that whenever someone draws a 5 every guy present has to drink. Usually people that draw the king get to make a rule for everyone else to follow. Kings is a classic because you can pretty much turn it into any kind of game you want. 1. Beirut This format has become a very beloved drinking game in American culture. It's grown to be so popular that you see it as an organized event throughout the country and as a game at some Las Vegas casinos. Cups are arranged in a triangle at either end of a table and teams of two take turns trying to make a ping pong ball into the cups. Whichever side has no cups left loses. Basketball players have a distinct advantage in beer pong.