Four Corners

• 🍺  How to Set up “Four Corners” Drinking Game
• 😆  How to Play “Four Corners” Drinking Game
• 🤓  “Four Corners” Drinking Game Rules

A drinking game makes a party more entertaining – what could be better than a fun game with friends and a cold beer in hand? Enter “Four Corners,” another name for the popular drinking game Beer Ball.

This game is perfect for those who want to have some drinking fun without the intense competitiveness of traditional Beer Pong.

So gather your friends, grab some beers, and let’s learn how to play “Four Corners” together!

How to Set up “Four Corners” Drinking Game

Playing the “Four Corners” drinking game only requires a few items, making it easy to set up. But before you get started, you’re going to need to gather a few things. Here’s what you need to get started:

• 2 ping pong balls
• An unopened beer for each player (or any other drink of choice)
• A table (a folding table works well)
• 4 players

1. Place the unopened beer cans on the table.

The game’s name is four corners, so place the cans on the four corners of the table. Make sure each can is equidistant from the other cans.

2. Divide your teams into two.

Make your players pair off into two teams of two. These will be the teams that will compete against each other.

3. Stand behind each corner of the table.

Have each player stand on all four corners of the table, with one player from each team standing at opposite corners. Make sure the table is large enough so that the players are a good distance away from each other.

4. Decide who goes first!

To determine who goes first in the “Four Corners” drinking game, you can use the classic “rock, paper, scissors” method or flip a coin. The winning team will receive a ping-pong ball.

5. Begin play!

Now the “Four Corners” drinking game can begin!

How to Play “Four Corners” Drinking Game

The objective of “Four Corners” is to bounce a ping pong ball into one of the opposite team’s cups and finish your beer before your opponents. Sounds easy enough, right?

Here’s how to do it:

1. Step one: Throw!

The first team gets two chances, one for each ball, to throw the ping pong balls into their opponents’ cans.

2. Step two: Score!

If they hit a beer, the player who threw the ball gets to open their beer and drink as much as possible until the opposing team retrieves the ball and slams it on the table.

3. Step three: Switch!

After the first team’s turn, the opposing team gets to retrieve and try to score.

4. Step four: Win!

The “Four Corners” drinking game continues until one team finishes its beer cans. The first team to chug its beer and slam the can on the table wins!

“Four Corners” Drinking Game Rules

“Four Corners” is a simple, fun game, but like any drinking game, it’s essential to establish rules to keep the game fair and safe. Here are a few rules to follow:

1. Use only one hand

You can only use one hand when throwing the balls or handling your drink. This rule adds difficulty and makes the “Four Corners” drinking game more interesting.

2. No bouncing

The ball must be thrown directly into a cup without hitting anything else on the table (including other cups). If it bounces off anything, it doesn’t count.

3. No swatting

Players cannot block or swat the ball away while it is in the air. This rule ensures fair play and avoids any potential injuries.

4. No contact with the table

Players cannot touch the table while throwing or drinking. This rule helps avoid any leaning that could help players get an advantage.

Bonus tip: Get creative with punishments!

Losing a round of “Four Corners” drinking game can result in different punishments for each player, depending on how daring you want to be.

From wearing silly hats to doing embarrassing challenges, the loser can have some fun while taking their punishment.

Now that you know how to play the “Four Corners” drinking game, it’s time to gather your friends and try it out for yourself! Remember to drink responsibly and have a great time. Cheers! 🍻 

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