Favorite drinking game at a party?

Question

Favorite drinking game at a party?

Answer 1

kings and beer pong deff

Answer 2

flip cup, beer pong and king cup

Answer 3

Beer Pong

Answer 4

"Dodge Beer" and "Have you Ever"

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Lots of fun!!!

Answer 5

There are 2 favorite drinking game at the party:-

1. In public - beer pong, beer drinking challenge(mostly for guys).

2. In private - strip games.

Have you played the above game?

Answer 6

Power Drinking, Last one standing wins....

Answer 7

Roxanne

Answer 8

flip cup

Answer 9

Kings - you lay out a deck (or two if adventurous) of cards face down. I haven't played it in awhile, and there are different variations, but most all cards have a meaning. For example if you draw a queen all the women drink. If you draw a jack, all the men drink. If you draw a 10, everyone drinks, etc. The people who draws the first 3 kings  must pour a 1/4 of what they have in their glass in a big central glass, and the person who draws the 4th king must drink it. It isn't bad when everyone is drinking the same thing, but if one person is drinking beer, another is drinking a frilly drink, and another is drinking something else, it gets interesting.

Answer 10

kings kup!!!!!

Answer 11

I have a chess board which all the pieces are made of shot glasses and it glass it fill with your favorite kind of poison. The right way to play is if you lose a piece you must down that shot.Some play it if you take the other person's piece he gets to take the shot. My version is every piece has a different  poison in it.  Not a drinking game for childrean.

Answer 12

G.W.A.R. or the Game Without Any Rules.

Here's how it works:

You and a friend or two say to the group that you learned a great new drinking game called G.W.A.R.  Do NOT tell them what G.W.A.R. stands for... ever.  Explain that the game is complex, but that soon everyone will get the hang of it by learning as they play.  There really is no other way to learn to play G.W.A.R. because it is so complex.

Grab a deck of cards and from here you are on your own.  No one except you and your accomplices know that the game doesn't have any rules.  So you're free to make up the game and rules as you go.  The object of the game is to change the rules so that you can force people to drink.

Where it gets really funny is that people actually start remembering the "rules".  When that happens you can introduce a different rule that exempts that previous rule.

The best games are played when there is some semblance of structure and the game appears to be learn-able.

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