Gametender

At least 2 teams with at least 4 people in each team. Stand in a line, facing the backs of the person in front. The first person in the group has a beer and a cup. On the count of 3 the first person fills the cup up with approximately 2 large drinks. When finished the person hands the beer and cup to the person behind them and they repeat the process. The team to finish first wins. The losers must then take a shot right after their defeat.

If a team does not have enough beer to quench the last person's thirst, all must take 2 shots (whether they have won or lost).

Line up each cup on a table and put one shot of beer in the first one, two in the second, three in the third, four in the fourth, five in the fifth, six in the sixth. The first player holds cup one (the one with one ounce) in his hand. The timekeeper is ready with the stopwatch and begins timing when the cup hits the players mouth. The players goal is to finish all of the cups in one minute. Preferably without puking all over the place. If he doesn't finish all the cups his results are based on the amount of beer he has finished, if he does they are based on the time it took.

It is very important that the players start with the one ounce cup otherwise the game is very easy to complete. This game is deceiving because you wind up drinking 21 oz of beer in a very short time.

Unlimited number of teams each with two members. Each team has a total of 4 cups, 2 per team member. Fill the cups to a desired amount (don't try to be a hero).

Decide with your team members who will be going first, second, and so on. The first player must drink their first beer and flip it over like normal flip cup rules require. once that cup has been flipped successfully then they must drink their second beer and flip that cup ON TOP of the first one. At this point, player two can start drinking their beer and then flip their first cup (third overall) ON TOP of the stacked first and second cups. Once done with that, they drink their final cup and flip that one on top the stack of three, then repeat 3 more times for a total of 4 rounds, first to complete wins!!!

This game requires some practice so remember that it'll get better as you improve.

Turbo Cups is a relay race with beer. Form two teams of three or more and line up on opposite sides of a table that can get dirty. Everyone fills up their cup, it must be plastic cups, half way (or however much the group decides on).

The first two people start and chug their cup of beer as fast as they can. Once they finish they must set the edge of the cup on the edge of the table so that only a small portion of the bottom of the cup is hanging over the edge of the table. Then they must flip the cup over, using 1 finger, half a revolution. In other words, the cup must land upside down. Whenever the cup lands upside down, then the next person may go. You do this until the last person in line is up, they must chug twice to start the second leg of the race.

If you chose to make the race longer than two legs then it is advisable to have your heavy drinkers on the ends. The first team to complete the set amount of legs wins.

One player at a time is active ("it"). The active player states a command from a predefined set of words, which typically include "zoom," "schwartz," and "profigliano." The command shifts active status to ("tags") another player. Play continues until a player fouls by giving a command when not active, by failing to give a command promptly when active, or in some cases by giving a command which is prohibited by the current state of the game. The game lends itself to bluffing in which the active player might pause for a moment and use nonverbal communication to suggest that someone else is active.

Calls:

Zoom - Passes the call to the person the caller looks at. Pointing at someone else is a perfectly acceptable move, while looking at the intended receiver.

Schwartz - A pass-back, the receiver must be looked at.

Profigliano - A no-look pass-back, the caller may look at anyone but the one who originally sent it.

Buderman - Passes to the right, no look is necessary, and can be responded to with either a schwartz or a profigliano.

Coleman - Passes to the left, same as buderman.

Smith - The final call, smith is a delay. Smith can be used multiple times in a row. The most effective strategy with smith is to call smith multiple times and then profigliano, hoping that the players will have forgotten who originally sent it.

A person names an actor or actress and then you go around and each person must name a movie that the actor or actress was in. It keeps going until someone can't think of one or there are no movies left. If they just can't think of one, they take one drink and a drink for every movie that the other players can think of in 60 seconds. When thinking of a movie, there is a 30 second time limit, after that, you better get ready to drink.

Teams can be used, but if a team get stuck and the other players can think of other movie, each team member must drink the full amount that is given so if the other players think of 10 movies and there are 2 people on the team, each team member must drink 10 times not 5 so choose your teammates carefully.

Bowls is a dangerous variation of speed quarters. You take four bowls filled with beer (just a few ounces in the bottom of each bowl). Put and empty glass in the middle, and then play speed quarters.
A player landing in a bowl of beer has to drink the beer and then fill the bowl back up before he/she can continue to shoot at the glass in the middle. Their turn is not completed until they land a quarter in the glass.
It gets messy, so it is a good idea to have a towel on hand.

You start with a full beer then have as many players you want to start, you will need at least 12 beers each. To start someone says go then everybody starts chugging and does not stop chugging your beer until all the beers are gone. The winner is the one who either drinks the most beers, or if several finish whoever did it first.