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Slam | Dartmouth
Drinking games are games which involve the drinking of beer or other alcoholic beverages. ...
Drinking games are games which involve the drinking of beer or other alcoholic beverages. ...
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For the similar drinking game involving table tennis paddles, see beer pong (paddles). ...
When referring to the game using table tennis paddles, the rules of Beer Pong are relatively close to those of table tennis and thus presumably emerged as an adaptation of table tennis into a drinking game. ...
A slam pong player at Dartmouth Colleges Phi Tau Coeducation Fraternity. ...
Dartmouth pong is a drinking game played at Dartmouth College that is loosely based on ping pong. ...
Table games
Flip cup | Boat race
Quarters
Land mine | Chandeliers
7-11-doubles | Moose
Flip Cup, also known as Flipper, Flippy Cup, Taps, Tippy Cup, Flippity Whippity, Cups, Canoe, Turbos or Turbo Cups, is a team-based drinking game. ...
A boat race is a drinking game between (usually) two teams of equal numbers. ...
For other uses, see Quarter Quarters is a popular drinking game which involves players bouncing a quarter off of a table in an attempt to have the quarter land, usually into a shotglass (or cup) on that table. ...
This article is about the drinking game. ...
Chandeliers is a drinking game that is a spinoff of Quarters. ...
7-11-doubles is drinking game that uses dice. ...
Moose is the name of a drinking game that involves players bouncing a quarter off of a table in an attempt to have the quarter land, without another bounce, in an ice cube tray on that table. ...
| | Word games
I Never | 21 I never, also commonly known as 10 fingers or Never have I ever, is a common drinking game, where players are arranged into something resembling a circle. ...
This article is about a drinking game. ...
| | Card games
Kings | Asshole
Ride the bus | Horserace
Connections | Pyramid
Fuck the dealer Kings (also less commonly known as Kings Cup, Circle of Death, or Ring of Fire) is a popular drinking game. ...
This article is about the drinking game version. ...
Ride the bus is a drinking game played through using a standard pack of cards and enough alcohol to support the required players. ...
Horserace is a drinking game in which players place bets on a particular suit of cards, cheer their selected horse on as it races, and drink according to the outcome. ...
Connections is a card game that is used for a drinking game. ...
Pyramid is a card game that is used for a drinking game. ...
Wikipedia does not have an article with this exact name. ...
| | Binge drinking games
Keg stand | Funneling
Shotgunning | Case race
Yard of ale | Edward Fortyhands
Centurion Drinking too much alcohol may qualify as binge drinking if it leads to at least two days of inebriation and the drinker neglects usual responsibilities The British Medical Association states that there is no consensus on the definition of binge drinking. ...
Typical form for a keg stand Keg stand (sometimes known as getting vertical ) is often considered a drinking ritual using a beer keg, but it is not always competitive. ...
“Beer bong†redirects here. ...
Shotgunning is a means of consuming a canned beverage, especially beer, very quickly by a particular technique involving punching a hole in the side of the can. ...
A Case Race is an American Drinking game involving a competition to see which team or individual can finish a case (most commonly a case of beer) first. ...
This article is about the measurement of beer known as the yard. ...
Fortyhands Participants Edward Fortyhands (also known as 80 Ounces to Freedom or The 40 Challenge) is a drinking game in which each player duct tapes a 40 oz. ...
| Centurion, also known as Kodak 100 challenge Century Club and Century Clock in North America, is a drinking game, popular within the United Kingdom student population. Although there are variations in the rules, a basic premise remains; drink one hundred shots of beer or cider in as many minutes. This may sound simple. However, due to the sustained rate of the alcohol consumption without rest, the game often leaves even the most hardened drinker in a state of complete intoxication. Depending on the size of the shot glass used, either 2.5 or 3 litres of low volume drink such as cider or beer is required. North America North America is a continent[1] in the Earths northern hemisphere and (chiefly) western hemisphere. ...
Variations
Some rules that are not universally applied state that when a player vomits, which is likely, they must either leave the game, or take one of two options: 1. drink what they vomited 2. lay on the back, bend their knees, and urinate into their own mouth. If one of these two actions are taken then the player may carry on drinking.
Other variations say that if a player vomits within the minute between shots, and carry on within time then they can continue. Also if a player misses a shot they can carry on if they drink that shot and an extra forfeit shot within the minute before the next shot is due.
Additionally, players can choose to time their shots with a football match, where ninety minutes of playing time is equated with ninety shots - with a further ten requiring to be drunk during half time. This variation carries the added advantage of an on screen timer, which can be seen by a wider audience.
Furthermore, if there are multiple players still remaining after one hundred minutes, a 'go for gold' challenge may be introduced. Here, all parties remaining agree to continue drinking shots past the one hundred minutes, until all but one victor remains in the game.
Regional variations can be found across the globe. For instance, In Russia it is not uncommon to set every 'nth' shot with a spirit, typically in this case Vodka.
Tips for success - Choosing very weak beer. This increases players' ability to continue drinking.
- Eating a full meal beforehand. This slows the rate at which alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream.
The game's popularity can be attributed to a perception of its money saving qualities; i.e., as a precursor to an evenings entertainment outside of the house, providing a cheap method by which players can become drunk enough not to need to purchase drinks within the more expensive nightclubs. Also pouring the drink into a jug before starting not only helps with speed of distributing the shots but also makes the beer slightly flat which helps with the inevitable bloating.
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