A drinking game in which two cases of beer are required. You break up participants into teams. The first team to finish the entire case of beer is deemed the victor.
by Jeff Spotzman May 11, 2006
3 people to a team, whoever finishes the case (30 pack) first wins but puking gets your team an automatic disqualification.
by nyb69caseracechamp May 2, 2010
A race of 3 teams in which each team receives a case of beer, a blunt, and a pizza. First one to finish all 3 wins. Puking, spilling, and passing out all have time penalties.
by Freddy Ornot November 27, 2010
same thing but not team event 24 hours in a day 24 beers in a case start when you wake up end when you pass out
just a case on your own
just a case on your own
by E123 August 28, 2006
by BigBusch November 21, 2020
A race in which two teams of one or more people compete against each other to see who can finish a case of beer faster. If a team/member quits, passes out or throws up they are immediately declared the loser.
by S. P. Murphy December 13, 2005
This is a simple game. Start out with 4 of your best drinkers. Challenge any other group of four people. Each 4 person group is a team. Each team gets a case. Find a ref who will judge fair.
When the ref says start everyone starts drinking. The winning team is the first team done with all of their beer. Every can must be completely empty. If the ref rules a can is not empty then it must be drank before your team can win. Any spills or throwing up results in a 30 sec penalty added to your total time.
The fastest we've done this is in just under 4 minutes thirty seconds. Try to beat the record.
When the ref says start everyone starts drinking. The winning team is the first team done with all of their beer. Every can must be completely empty. If the ref rules a can is not empty then it must be drank before your team can win. Any spills or throwing up results in a 30 sec penalty added to your total time.
The fastest we've done this is in just under 4 minutes thirty seconds. Try to beat the record.
by JaySoprano May 11, 2006