How to host a beer Olympics.
Looking for an exciting and unforgettable way to get together with your friends? Look no further than hosting a Beer Olympics! This event combines friendly competition, camaraderie, and of course, delicious beer. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the necessary steps to plan and execute an epic Beer Olympics for your friends, complete with a variety of games that will keep everyone entertained. So how do you host a beer Olympics? Keep reading!
Step 1: Gather Your Champions
The first step in organizing a Beer Olympics is to invite your friends who share a passion for good times and friendly competition. Ensure you have a good mix of participants who are willing to let loose, have fun, and enjoy a cold beverage or two.
Step 2: Choose the Games
The heart of any Beer Olympics lies in its games. Get creative and select a variety of challenges that test various skills, from dexterity to mental prowess. Here are some classic beer games to consider:
Beer Pong:
An absolute staple, Beer Pong requires tossing ping pong balls across a table into your opponent’s cups. Each successful throw results in an opponent consuming the beer in the cups. The team that eliminates all their opponent’s cups wins.
Flip Cup:
A game that adds a touch of athleticism, Flip Cup demands precision and speed. Teams compete to chug their beer and then flip the cup upside down by flicking the rim with their fingertips. The first team to flip all their cups wins.
Drunk Jenga:
Take the classic game of Jenga and add a boozy twist. Write daring tasks or challenges on individual blocks, which players must complete without toppling the tower. It adds a hilarious and unpredictable element to the competition.
Beersby:
This game is a test of precision and coordination. Two teams of two battle it out to knock a beer can off of the post with a frisbee. You can buy a set up for this game online or create your own with PVC pipes! All you really need is a post for the beer can to set on and a frisbee! When a player knocks the beer can off, the opposing team must catch the can before it hits the ground, if they miss, the throwing team gains three points. If the catching team does successfully make the grab, the throwing team only receives one point. Take turns tossing the frisbee till a team reaches 21!
Cornhole:
A tailgate necessity! You will need specific equipment for this game, but a cornhole set can easily be purchased online. Cornhole is a game of tossing bags into the opponent’s hole. Dunking the bag into the hole is worth three points, landing the bag on the deck is worth one point. You will play till one team reach’s a total of 21 points. The trick here is that you must score exactly 21 points. If a team goes over, they “bust” and their score goes back down to 15.
Quarters:
An old school favorite, Quarters involves bouncing a quarter off a table in an attempt to have it land inside a shot glass. Each successful shot is rewarded with the opponent drinking the contents of the glass.
Step 3: Establish Rules and Prizes
To ensure a fair and enjoyable experience, establish clear rules for each game. This ensures everyone understands the objectives and consequences. Set prizes for the winning teams, such as custom-made medals or even just bragging rights!
Step 4: Create an Exciting Atmosphere
Create an ambiance fitting of this lively event. Decorate the playing area with festive banners, provide plenty of coolers filled with ice for the beverages, and set up music playlists that keep the energy high. Create a scoreboard to show each event and the winners. This can be done by bracket play where you show each individual or team and who they will play in each event.
Step 5: Safety First
With the fun of Beer Olympics, it’s crucial to prioritize safety. Encourage participants to pace themselves, stay hydrated, and never drink and drive. Always ensure there are non-alcoholic alternatives available for those who prefer not to drink.
Conclusion:
Hosting a Beer Olympics is a fantastic way to bring friends together for a day of laughter, camaraderie, and friendly competition. From Beer Pong to Flip Cup, Drunk Jenga, and Cornhole, the games are sure to create unforgettable memories. Just remember to prioritize everyone’s safety, establish clear rules, and get creative. Hopefully this post gives you some inspiration on how to host a beer Olympics. So, gather your friends, crack open some cold ones, and let the games begin! Cheers!
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