The Chandeliers Game

Are you bored with all those other drinking games? Well, you should definitely try the Chandeliers game! It's super easy, super fun, and can get you SUPER drunk! What?! You don't know how to play? Let me give you a quick tour of the game.

As with all games, there are some different variations. You should decide how you and your party accomplices want to play. First, pick your poison that you will be putting into the glasses; this can be beer, liquor, wine, or whatever is the desired beverage. (No soda please, drinking games are not for the faint of heart.)

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SETUP

For the Chandeliers game, everyone has their own small glass that is set up in a circle around a larger one. You can use either a quarter or a ping pong ball for the game. The rules are a little different when using a ping pong ball, but still fun of course. One hand is used for drinking and the other for throwing. Your drinking hand must remain on the table at all times. Whatever you have designated the hand for (drinking or throwing) it must remain that for the entire game. If you move your drinking hand without first calling "Hands" (to get quarter/ping pong ball, or to leave the table) then you must chug your drink. You may only grab your own glass with your drinking hand and you must refill your own drink.

GAME RULES

To play the Chandeliers game, one person takes the quarter/ping pong ball and bounces it off the table to try and make it into the glasses in the center. If they miss the glasses, they lose their turn. If it lands in their glass, they drink it. If it lands in another person's glass, the person in possession of that glass must drink it. If it lands in the larger center glass, then EVERYONE must grab their own drink and chug it. The last person to set down their glass must drink the larger drink in the center. (When playing with the ping pong ball, when everyone finishes their own drink, you proceed to play flip cup. The last person to flip their cup drinks the center drink.) When finished, everyone must refill their own glass, and whoever "won" the drink in the center must refill it. Remember too, that if players are not getting the center glass much, that drink is getting warm. This can add to the fun, and add to the gagging.

Chandeliers can be played with 2 or more people, and can be played for as long as you want. It's super easy to set up and depending on if someone pukes, may be super easy to clean up.

It may be a good idea to make sure everyone has a designated driver, a cab ride home, or a piece of floor to pass out on before beginning this game. You can get pretty trashed pretty quickly. Now, who's up for a game of Chandeliers?!

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