When I was in college, I remember playing ALOT of "Quarter Bounce", a college drinking game in which players bounce a quarter off the table and into a shot glass. 30 years later and my daughter and her friends still play it but they call it simply "Quarters."
Another favorite that my son taught me is called "ABC Animal Game" which can be played with or without beverages. If played with beverages, the person who messes up has to drink.
College drinking games are some of the most creative and beer pong games are at the top of the list. There are several ways to play, but the most common goes something like this:
You might also like the Power Hour Drinking Game.
Fun drinking games have been around probably as long as alcoholic beverages have. Why? Because they are FUN! You are on this site probably because you like to party so I'll bet you have witnessed or played college drinking games at least once in your lifetime.
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Quarters
As mentioned above, Quarters (aka Quarter Bounce) has been played on college campuses for years. Here's Jessica's take:
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