A day at the races drinking game

This is a fun and pretty chill drinking game. Like any other drinking game, the Horse Race Drinking Game has its own set of rules to play. The main objective of the game is to correctly bet on which horse will complete the course first. To find out how this works, check out the rules below! Make sure you have the equipment you need to play. You should prepare a standard deck of cards and lots of alcohol that will be used for all the betting that will take place! Remember to prepare alcohol based on how many people will be playing.

Keep in mind that you should at least have 4 people to play the Horse Race drinking game. You can select Ace, Jack, or anything you would like. Make sure to shuffle the cards, and pick 7 random cards to place down on the table.

These cards will symbolize the racetrack. After you have shuffled the remaining cards, place them face down on the table. These cards will be flipped later on by the race leader.

Players will bet using alcohol. For example: The race leader unflips the 5 of hearts, the hearts suit horse card will move 1 step along the course. For example: All horses have made it to the first track, and the first track card is revealed to be the 2 of spades.

The horse with the spades suit will have to move a step backward. The race leader will continue making their way through the course until the first horse makes it past the 7th card of the course. On the count of three, the first player on each team starts to drink. Once a player has drained his cup, he slams it upside down onto the table.

If a player spills any of his drink or flips his cup over before he finished it, he has to drink another cup, before the next player on the team can continue. Of course this rule also applies if a player starts drinking prematurely before the player him has finished. The Landmines Drinking Game requires luck and quick moves! Instructions Lay out a line of 10 cards.

So there might be a beer, a glass of wine and a whiskey bet on a "horse". Useful Resources. Alcohol Metabolism Rate How long alcohol stays in your system. Unit Calculator Tool Amount of alcohol units you have consumed. Visit DrinkFox. Trending On.