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Home›How To›How to Play Beer Die: 14 Steps

How to Play Beer Die: 14 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Beer Die is a popular drinking game that combines coordination, strategy, and luck. It’s a great way to socialize with friends and have a good time. If you want to learn how to play Beer Die, follow these 14 steps.

1. Gather your equipment: To play Beer Die, you’ll need a die, two teams of two players each, at least four cups filled with beer, and a long table (usually around 8-10 feet in length).

2. Set up the table: Place a cup on each corner of the table filled with beer. Each team is responsible for their two cups.

3. Determine starting team: Flip a coin to decide which team will start the game.

4. Stand on your side of the table: Each team should stand on opposite sides of the table with one player at each corner.

5. Decide on the thrower: On each team, one player will be designated as the “thrower,” and their job is to throw the die into the air while trying to land it in one of the opposing team’s cups.

6. Prepare to catch: The non-thrower is responsible for catching any missed die throws that fall short of reaching the cups.

7. Begin your turn: The thrower holds the die, tosses it into the air attempting to land it in one of the opposing team’s cups.

8. Aim for the cups: The goal of each toss is to get the die to touch at least one side of the cup before landing in it or being caught by an opponent.

9. Defend your cups: If an opposing player catches your die before it lands in a cup or touches anything else after coming in contact with a cup’s edge, no points are awarded.

10. Score points: If you successfully land the die into an opposing cup or it bounces off a cup and the other team fails to catch it, your team is awarded one point.

11. Collect the die: After each throw, the team that scores the point retrieves the die and continues to throw.

12. Drink if you’re scored upon: If your team is scored upon, you must drink at least half of the beer in the cup that was involved in the scoring play.

13. Change throwers: After each successful scoring attempt, switch roles with your teammate so that they become the thrower. This continues until one team reaches a predetermined number of points or all the beer from their cups has been consumed.

14. Declare a winner: The first team to reach a predetermined number of points or cause their opponents to drink all their beer is declared the winner!

Now you know how to play Beer Die! Gather some friends, set up a table and cups, and have a great time playing this exciting drinking game. Remember to always play responsibly and never drink and drive. Enjoy!

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