Beer pong quickly became a staple to the college party scene. From penalties, re-racking, rollbacks to swatting rules, Beer Pong has a myriad of rules that vary between schools, houses and states. The object of the game is to make all of your cups before the opposing team.

Flip Cup requires quick beer-chugging and cup-flipping skills to beat the opposing team. Flip Cup is played by lining up teams across from each other on a long table and pouring a little bit of beer in each player’s cup. On the count of three, the first opponents will chug their beer, place their cup down on the table and try to flip it facing down. In an assembly line fashion, each player repeats this action until the last player flips their cup.

Scrounge up a couple quarters, beers and shot glasses; then clear the table. The idea is simple: bounce the quarters into a shot glass filled with beer, racing to beat your opponent. Quarters can be played one-on-one, or as a group.