Gametender

Competitors sit around a table, hard wood works best but you might need to experiment. To decide who will go first, spin the quarter. When it stops, it will be pointing at the person that starts. Use the Eagle's beak, etc. Once established, the game begins.

The shooter tries to bounce a quarter off the table and into a glass. If the quarter goes into the glass, the shooter chooses a person at the table to consume. The shooter's turn is over when he/she does not make the quarter in the cup. Play then proceeds the next shooter.

You can't shoot more than three times in a row, you pass the coin along after the third. If any rules are broken, the guilty party must consume.

This game is a variation of quarters; each player has their own quarter, and there is a big cup in the middle of everyone filled with a full beer.
It's simple, one person shouts "ready, rapid fire!!!" and the last person to bounce their quarter in has to drink up!!!

Note: you always must keep the same quarter, you can not grab someone else's if your's goes flying off the table. Get up and chase after it!Enjoy.

You flip a coin and the person next to you has to guess whether it is heads or tails. If they guess it right then they flip it for the next person. If they get it wrong then you spin the coin on the table and they have to drink for the time that the coin spins. You smack it down on the the table and then ask them heads or tails. If they guess wrong spin it again till they get it right.

Each person is assigned a cup and all the cups are put in the middle of the table with an extra cup in the middle of the other cups.

Fill the cups about half way with beer. Everyone takes turns bouncing a quarter into any of the cups. Whoever's cup it lands in that person has to drink the beer in their cup.

If it lands in the middle cup everyone drinks there cups as fast as they can. The last person to finish has to chug the middle cup.

Players stand around a table and each is given an empty bottle. It's best to keep their drinks off the table they're playing on so that they don't spill. The object of the game is to flick or scoop the quarter so that it hits someone else's bottle. Someone will start the game by spinning the quarter and they will then say someone else's name. The person whose name they call must flick the quarter and try to hit someone else's bottle. Anyone whose name is not called, including the person who called the name can defend their bottle using only their pinky and index finger on the same hand. If someone's bottle is hit with the quarter, the player who flicked the quarter spins the quarter and tries to keep the quarter spinning as long as possible. The player whose bottle was hit has to chug their drink until the quarter stops spinning. If the quarter falls off the table then the person stops drinking even if the quarter keeps spinning on the floor. The person drinking is not allowed to touch the quarter unless they finish their drink before the quarter stops spinning. If that happens then the can slam their drink down on the quarter, so long as it's still spinning, then the person who flicked the quarter has to chug their drink. If any bottles are knocked over by the quarter then the person defending that bottle must chug their entire drink. If any bottles are knocked over by a player then that person drinks until the quarter stops spinning, and they can slam their drink on the quarter if they finish. If any bottles break, the person who broke the bottle must chug their drink, clean up the glass, and becomes the beer bitch for everyone else playing the game. This game is best played with beer.