Double centurion drinking game

Take it to the next level by replacing every 10th minute with a shot of hard liquor. Select from vodka, bourbon, whiskey, rum, tequila — or create your own long-island version with a different shot every 10 minutes.

Join the Beer Is OK team as a local beer reviewer. Share your brewery, venue, bottle shop and beer reviews online. Centurion Club. How To Play Step 1: To set up the Centurion drinking game all you need is a 30ml shot glass and 3 litres of your favourite beer. Step 2: Set up a timer reminding you to drink a shot of beer every minute.

If you miss your shot, it then rotates to the next player. However, if you make it, you can tell someone to drink. The game continues on like so, but feel free to set a point total to reach to be declared the winner. Another drinking card game, Buzzed, comes to us from the minds that brought us What Do you Meme?

Players will take turns drawing cards from the top of the deck and reading the prompt out loud. Depending on the card, either you or the whole group will take a drink. Meant to be played with groups as large as 20 or as small as three, the hilarious cards might cause you and your friends to blush once or twice, but will definitely be nothing short of entertaining. Remember playing spin the bottle?

Well, spin the shot takes the infamous game of youth and puts a decidedly adult spin no pun intended on the well-worn classic. Simply load the included shot glass with whatever is your spirit of choice, or a particularly tasty mixed shot, and spin it to determine who has the honor of downing the drink. The arrow determines who the lucky participant will be and allows for as much fun as you can safely have.

These Cards Will Get You Drunk is a multiperson drinking game for adults that will have you and your closest pals cackling the whole night away.

It works like this: you and your buds sit in a circle and take turns drawing from the deck in a clockwise rotation. Follow the instructions on the card and each will let you know who needs to drink.

Three Man involves at least two dice and three participants. Players will take turns rolling the dice until one person rolls a three and becomes the titular Three Man. From there, each player will take turns rolling the dice, with each number determining a different outcome: Three means the Three Man drinks, seven means the person left of the dice roller drinks, nine means the person to the right of the dice roller drinks, 11 means the roller drinks, doubles means you get to take that number value and distribute drinks accordingly.

This set of dice from RERIVER comes with a felt dice can, making it easy to play the game and not have the dice go flying off the table. The game you most likely played as a teen comes home in a card game form that makes it easy to think up questions to get to know your friends better. Attach some drinking rules to it like having those who have done the action take a sip and so forth. If you enjoy a good board game but wish there was more of a chance to drink while you roll the dice, well, Drink-A-Palooza is the drinking board game for you.

Technically speaking, this even acts as much more than a drinking card game, if you catch our drift. The small glasses around the edge of the roulette wheel can be filled with all kinds of different alcohol, letting fate determine your drinks for the evening. The possibilities to torture your group with awful spirits are relatively endless.

Suck and blow is the classic high school game turned into one where everyone gets a little tipsy. And flirty. It works like this: get a playing card. Any playing card. Have everyone stand in a circle and pass the playing card around only by using your lips and by sucking and blowing to the next player. When the card drops and the players accidentally smack lips, they have to do a shot together. Switch the order in which players stand each round to make things harder.

When playing thumper, you need nothing but pals, drinks and a set of hands. To play Thumper, every player needs a hand signal of sorts. You can cover your eyes, do a peace sign, give yourself antlers — whatever, just get creative. Mac Requires macOS Languages English, Spanish. Price Free. App Support Privacy Policy. Family Sharing With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app. More By This Developer. Sevens: Never Not Funny. Dirty Potato: Party Game. Hot Potato: Family Party Game.

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