How to Play Drunken Dice

Many games recently have been created that make it easy for players to drink beer, shots or mixed drinks. Drunken Dice is a game that goes back to the traditional beer-themed drinking games. In Drunken Dice, everyone must receive beer poured from the community pitcher in the middle of the table. The beer maid must replenish the pitcher when necessary. Here's how to play this fun drinking game.

Things You'll Need

• Pitcher of beer
• 2 dice
• Table or other playing surface
• Beer glasses

Instructions

1. Get a group of friends together at a party, bar or house to play the Drunken Dice game. The Drunken Dice game only needs one type of alcohol and that is beer. The minimum number of players for the game of Drunken Dice is 4, and the maximum is 10. The ideal number is between 6 and 8 players.

2. Fill the pitcher in the middle of the table, and fill each player’s beer glass to start the game.

3. Choose a player randomly to roll the dice. That player rolls the dice and follows the directions in Section 2 below.

4. Once the directions from Section 2 have been completed, pass the dice to the next player to the left, refill the glasses and pitcher as necessary, and repeat Step 4.

Follow the Drunken Dice

1. Rolling snake eyes allows the roller to make up any rule they would like for the rest of the game of Drunken Dice. Rolling any other pair allows the roller to assign a number of drinks to any player equal to the two dice combined.

2. Rolling a three results in everyone at the table having to chug the remaining beer in his or her glass.

3. Rolling a four or a five has the player next to the roller drink. If the four is rolled the player to the left of the roller drinks, the player to the right drinks if a five is rolled.

4. Revealing a six on the dice means the roller can designate one player to chug a beer.

5. Rolling a seven or eight involves everyone at the table. If a seven is rolled everyone takes one drink. If an eight is rolled, everyone races to put his or her thumb on the table, last person takes one drink.

6. Revealing a nine on the dice penalizes the roller. The roller of the dice must re-roll the dice, and drink for the number of seconds equal to the value of the two dice combined.

7. Throwing a ten on the two dice makes the roller the beer maid. The beer maid must fill the pitcher any time it is empty, and also must drink any time a player tells the beer maid to drink.

8. Rolling an eleven gives the beer maid revenge. The beer maid gets to assign eleven drinks to any player at the table. If nobody is currently the beer maid, the roller becomes the beer maid and gets to assign the eleven drinks.

9. Throwing a twelve can be devastating for the roller. He or she must finish any beer that is left in the pitcher. The beer maid then refills the pitcher, and the roller can assign twelve drinks to any player at the table.

Tips & Warnings

• Drinks may be assigned to one player or split among multiple players at the table.

• This is a game that has a high risk of intoxication. Nobody at the table should be the designated driver for that night.