Drinking Games
BucksWeekend.com encourages responsible drinking and strongly reccomends that you
drink to enjoy your weekend or night and not to get drunk and to respect the law and the rights of others.
This said, here’s some great ways to make those first cold ones slide down!
Coins
Each participant will need 3 coins
Everybody then places their hands out of sight of the other players and elects to
put either none, one, two or all three of these coins into one hand which they then close into a fist so it is unknown to the other players how many coins are in their hand.
All players then place their closed hand containing their chosen number of coins out on the table
You then go around the table where each player then has to guess the total
number of coins in the hands of all the players (including themselves).
The person closest without going over is the winner and is eliminated.
This process continues till everyone is eliminated and one person is left who receives the ‘punishment’.
Usually the last player left has to buy a round of shots. But this is by no means set
in stone. The punishment could be to say a cheesy line to a barmaid or to a girl at the pub. CLICK HERE to see a list of cheesy lines. Sometimes, the first player
eliminated get’s to choose the Drink/Cheesy Line for the last player standing.
A simple
drinking game that always goes down
well. Literally.
Prepare a shot
glass for everyone in the group, all
filled with water, except one that
you fill with vodka. Now hand out
the shots and ask everyone to down
in one. One person will have an
interesting surprise as they hit the
vodka. They step out of the next
round.
Repeat the
process until you have a single
winner.
Circle Of
Death
This game will get you drunk. Play
with as many people as you like.
First put a deck of cards on the
table, and a big glass next to the
deck.
Take it in turns to take a card, and
follow these rules for each type of
card:
- Aces: you make a rule which must
be obeyed (e.g. no pointing)
- Kings: you pour any drink into the
big glass (spirit, beer etc) for
each king - the last king has to
drink the cocktail
- Queens: the person to your right
has to drink
- Jacks: name types of (e.g. types
of beer) until someone can't think
of one - they drink
- 10: someone counts to ten whilst
you drink, non-stop
- 9 through to 4: you give out that
many drinks to one or several people
- 3 and 2: you drink that many
drinks yourself
Play until the last king when
someone has to drink the cocktail.
3 - Man
Drinking Game
This game is for 4+ players and very
easy to play.
You need a pair of dice and lots of
alcohol.
Everyone must sit around a table (or
on the floor if you like).
You start by either nominating a
player to be 3-MAN or the person
that throws the lowest number after
everyone throws is 3-MAN.
Then the person to the left of 3-MAN
will start the game by throwing the
dice. Every time a 3 is thrown or
the dice adds up to 3 - 3-MAN has to
take a sip of his drink. Once you
have been around the circle back to
3-MAN, he nominates his person to
his left - if he throws the dice
before nominating he stays 3-MAN for
another round.
You can also do the following when
these numbers are thrown:
Doubles:
1 - social (everyone takes a drink)
2 to 4 - thrower nominates someone
to take that amount of sips (e.g.
double 3 - take 3 sips!)
6 - make a rule (like master of
thumbs, no swearing, etc).
If you throw a:
7 - the person to your right must
drink
11 - the person to your left must
drink
5 or double 5 - quickly touch your
forehead with your palm - last
person to do this drinks (and this
adds to the sobering part of the
game)!
Every time you throw a 3, double, 7
or 11 you can throw again. And if
someone rolls and the dice fall off
the table, they have to finish their
glass!
The game ends when everyone is too
sloshed to carry-on.
Spoof
This game is good to play in bars
but can get expensive for the person
who loses! Also, as it involves
everyone drinking spirits, it often
doesn't last very long!
Alternatively, rather than everyone
drinking on every round, you can
change it so that just the loser
drinks.
Everyone needs 3 coins (any coins).
You all put your hands behind your
backs and select 0,1, 2 or 3 coins
in your right hand. Keeping your
left hand behind your back, present
the right hand, without revealing
its contents. The aim of the game is
to guess how many coins are in the
middle. This will depend on how many
people there are. For example if
there are 4 people there could be a
maximum of 12 coins and a minimum of
0.
The leader starts by estimating how
many coins are hidden in total in
all the hands presented. So if there
are 4 players the total could be
anywhere between 0 and 12. The
leader calls out a number and play
moves round to the right, each
player calling out in turn. No
number may be repeated.
Once everyone has selected a
different number, the hands are
revealed. The person who correctly
guessed the total (if anyone did)
drops out. Play resumes, with the
person to the left leading, until
the ultimate loser is the last man
in. It gets quite challenging when
there are just two of you left and
you're trying to bluff your
opponent.
The loser has to buy a round of
shots for everyone.
Think While You Drink
Everyone charges their glasses.
Someone is nominated to lead.
The leader shouts out a famous name.
The person to his right follows with
a First Name starting with the first
letter of the previous famous
person's Surname.
So, going round the table :
"Michael Jackson" could be followed
by
"John Lennon" then
"Lionel Richie" then
"Sir Ralph Halpern" etc.
If the first name and last name
start with the same letter the flow
of play is reversed, so:
"Margaret Thatcher" could be
followed by
"Tom Thumb" which would then pass
the next go back to the person who
said Margaret Thatcher.
Two final rules, you must take a
long drink whilst you are thinking -
don't stop until you have a new
name. People who take a long time to
get an answer will come up
spluttering, and inevitably will get
worse and worse as the drink takes
effect. By the way, no names can be
repeated.
Additional complications to add in
are:
- Any name with "the" in the middle
e.g. "Rupert the Bear" incurs a
forfeit for the previous player.
- Any name which is a single word
like "Prince", "Madonna" also incurs
a forfeit for the previous player.
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