Beer Olympics Games

• 🥳   1. Beer Pong
• 😎   2. King’s Cup
• 🤓   3. Quarters
• 🙈   4. Spin the Bottle
• 🤗   5. Beer Ball
• 🍺   6. Beer Frisbee Game
• 😝   More ideas for your Beer Olympics Event

Ever dreamt of merging your athletic spirit with your love for beer? Hosting a Beer Olympics Party is the ultimate fusion for fans like you! Dive into games inspired by beer-centric antics that transform any gathering into a frothy frenzy of fun.

While Beer Olympics have traditionally graced pubs, festivals, and university terrains, the beauty is that your backyard or living room can become the next epic battleground.

Gather a diverse selection of your favorite brews, rally your friends, and let the competitions begin with those awesome Beer Olympics Games! Here’s to hops, hurdles, and heaps of laughter! 🍻

Best Beer Olympics Games

The best Beer Olympics games are usually the ones where you don’t need lots of equipment or preparation. This means you needn’t buy anything to play the games and can start drinking alcohol right away.

It’s better if all players can drink from bottles or steins, as it speeds up the game and keeps the beer consumption high. The following are our favorite games for a Beer Olympics Party.

1. Beer Pong

“Beer Pong” is the most common beer game out there. It’s ping-pong, played with cups and a ball (a ping-pong or tennis ball will do the job).

Two teams of two people each try to throw the ball into their opponent’s cups of beer as many times as possible. If they succeed, the opponent team must drink the beer in that cup.

You can play this Beer Olympics game indoors or outdoors. It requires very little space, and you probably already have all the equipment needed!

👉 Here you can find out everything you want to know about “Beer Pong”!

2. King’s Cup

“King’s Cup” is a famous drinking game in which players have to drink all kinds of alcoholic drinks, one after the other. The rules vary from place to place - but the game always requires a deck of cards.

In the beer version of “King’s Cup”, every player gets a cup of beer, which they have to fill up with delicious beer by following the game’s rules. Every time someone draws a card, everyone drinks whatever is required on that card.

If you play this Beer Olympics Game with your friends, be aware that you won’t only drink beer here. Get yourself ready for some shots, shots, and even more shots!

👉 Here are all the rules and ideas for your “King’s Cup” game!

3. Quarters

“Quarters” is another great addition to the list of Beer Olympics games. It was once played with an old coin but now can be played using anything small enough to bounce off the table.

You’ll need some beer caps or bottle caps and delicious beer for the game’s beer version. You can play this game anywhere—just find something that can bounce and use that as a “Quarters” board!

Here are the basic rules of the beer version:

• Put the beer caps around the “Quarters” cup in a circle!
• Every player has to bounce the quarter off the table into one of these cups!
• If it goes in, drink! Remember good old beer-drinking manners!
• Continue until someone wins!

It’s easy to get started - all you need is a couple of willing participants, some creativity, and some beer! “Quarters” is the perfect game for your Beer Olympics!

4. Spin the Bottle

“Spin the Bottle” is a classic drinking game that is particularly interesting for small groups of friends. It’s easy to set up, and it takes just about 5 minutes before you can start playing.

This Beer Olympics game is simple—no preparation is needed; all you need is the game itself:

Each player has to form a circle around one extra bottle (empty or full) and sit down in an order that could change every time. One person will spin the bottle, and depending on which way it turns, each person must do the action according to the game’s rules.

One variation of this game is that each player puts their empty beer bottles into the center of the circle before starting, and then they spin the bottle. The direction it spins will show which player has to drink all their beers first!

👉 If you want to know more about the game, check out our article about “Spin the Bottle”!

5. Beer Ball

“Beer Ball” is a game that more than two people can play at once. It’s even better if you have a big group of friends to join in.

All you need for this game is some beer - preferably with caps on them - and enough space to play it. Two teams are required for the game.

The rules are pretty simple - the goal is to throw the beer cap into the cup. The team that gets all their cups filled up first wins!

This is an excellent Beer Olympics game for big groups of friends because you need at least two teams before you can start playing, so it really doesn’t take much effort to convince your friends to join.

👉 Follow this link for more information about “Beer Ball”!

6. Beer Frisbee Game

“Beer Frisbee” is a fun way to mix up your beer-drinking games with some good old Frisbee. This game requires a bit more space than other games, so it’s best played outdoors - but if you have enough room, you can also play it indoors!

All you need for this Beer Olympics game are a few people, beer, stakes, and a flying disc. The game is actually pretty simple—it’s like football, except with a Frisbee instead of the ball!

In the game, players are taking turns throwing a Frisbee at a glass bottle that rests on top of the stakes in the ground. All players hold a beer in one hand at all times, leaving only one hand free for throwing and catching. The game starts with the first player tossing the frisbee and aiming one of the glass bottles at the stake. The other team tries to catch the frisbee.

When the frisbee hits a bottle or a stake, when one of those things hits the ground, or when the other team can’t catch the frisbee, all players of the other team drink. Otherwise, the first team drinks.

More ideas for your Beer Olympics Event

The whole idea behind the Beer Olympics Games is to interact with others at the event and create an unforgettable experience. Make sure you head down dressed in your beer-themed outfit, as prizes are awarded for the best-dressed male, best-dressed female, and best-dressed group.

Checklist for your Beer Olympics Event:

1. Ensure you have enough resources for the event, such as drinks, food, beer cans, bowls, and cups.
2. Get a keg and enough ice to keep the beer cool - it will really liven up the atmosphere!
3. Buy some medals for the best players. Who wouldn’t like to be the gold medal winner?
4. Organize the event by assigning people to music, decorations, food, and drinks. This can help avoid confusion or miscommunication.
5. Make sure you plan all the Beer Olympics Games to ensure it will be a smooth-running event. And don’t forget fair game!
6. Maybe think of some Beer Specials: What about beer-making kits, delicious craft beer, or fancy shot glasses for the gold medal winner?
7. Last but not least, make sure you have fun! The main idea behind the Beer Olympic Games is to enjoy the company of other people while at the same time creating amazing memories.