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You're in college, or maybe you're not, but that shouldn't stop you from having a little fun when you're with your friends and a bunch of alcohol. Try out these drinking games and see who can come out standing. Always remember to drink responsibly.
If you have friends, beer and a deck of cards, you've got the main ingredients for a fun night of drinking games. There are so many different kinds of drinking games that Read More
Beer Pong is an immensely popular drinking game played in thousands of college dorms across the country and in a number of slightly different variations. You can play the Read More
This drinking game isn’t as violent as it sounds. When you play the drinking game Kings and Blood, you’ll be mostly dealing with beer. It’s a simple card game that adds a Read More
Play the drinking game Queens if you want to get a good buzz going quick without going through complicated card games or intricate games of skill. All you need to play the Read More
A party is like a wine glass, a vessel meant to be filled with revelers! Keep the good times rolling with a ton of activities. Here’s a favorite party game: Read More
The object of the game quarters is to bounce a quarter off a table and into a shot glass. You can play the drinking game quarters, but be warned, this simple game takes a Read More
Caps is a game of skill, but most participants will find their skill decreasing as the game progresses. That’s because it’s a drinking game. College parties are a great Read More
Almost every college glorifies their basketball or football teams, but the alcoholic athletes that play the drinking game Flip the Cup are getting their fair share of glory Read More
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