Everyone knows how to play bingo. This is a variation
that encourages a single group, or teams, to go to
different dive bars in order to get a bingo (one line
straight across), hardway (one line without using the
free square in the center), or, for the very brave,
blackout (covering all the squares).
Materials:
1 bingo card for each group or team. Be sure that each person/team has a different version of the card, which are differentiated by the name of a discount beer brand at the bottom, or else there's a strong likelihood of simultaneous bingos. If you want to see what they look like before you download them, there is a used card decorating my "games" page.
1 pen/pencil for taking notes on the bars. I started out using bingo daubers for this but it was a little conspicuous.
RULES:
The individual or a member of the individual's team must witness or experience item first-hand in order to cross it off the card. For example, just because you know a girl at the bar will show her asscrack eventually does not allow you to cross off the "Asscrack (female)" square. You must watch and wait. The thrill of hunting asscrack is all part of the challenge.
HINTS:
Try to play it cool. If the other players can see you chatting up the bartender and then crossing off the "Open before 7:30 AM," and "House Wine = Sutter Home," squares, then they know exactly what to do next.
Be sure to have a designated driver or live in a bad neighborhood and hoof it. If you're really playing right, you'll be pretty toasty by the second bar.
Now download the following pdf, distribute the cards to your teams or players, decide the stakes (I won breakfast) and get playing!
Materials:
1 bingo card for each group or team. Be sure that each person/team has a different version of the card, which are differentiated by the name of a discount beer brand at the bottom, or else there's a strong likelihood of simultaneous bingos. If you want to see what they look like before you download them, there is a used card decorating my "games" page.
1 pen/pencil for taking notes on the bars. I started out using bingo daubers for this but it was a little conspicuous.
RULES:
The individual or a member of the individual's team must witness or experience item first-hand in order to cross it off the card. For example, just because you know a girl at the bar will show her asscrack eventually does not allow you to cross off the "Asscrack (female)" square. You must watch and wait. The thrill of hunting asscrack is all part of the challenge.
HINTS:
Try to play it cool. If the other players can see you chatting up the bartender and then crossing off the "Open before 7:30 AM," and "House Wine = Sutter Home," squares, then they know exactly what to do next.
Be sure to have a designated driver or live in a bad neighborhood and hoof it. If you're really playing right, you'll be pretty toasty by the second bar.
Now download the following pdf, distribute the cards to your teams or players, decide the stakes (I won breakfast) and get playing!
5 different cards!