Chin Ball Relay
Two tennis balls passed chin to chin: drop one or get overtaken and you drink.
How do you play Chin Ball Relay?
Sit in a circle of chairs. Two players sitting opposite each other each tuck a tennis ball under their chin. The balls are passed clockwise from chin to chin – no hands.
- Drop a ball and you drink.
- If one ball catches up with the other, the player who was too slow drinks.
Agree on drinks and amounts before you start. The game works just as well without alcohol.
What you need for Chin Ball Relay
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Tennis balls
Soft enough that nobody gets hurt.
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Chin Ball Relay: FAQ
How many players do you need for Chin Ball Relay?
Chin Ball Relay is played with 6–14 players.
What do you need for Chin Ball Relay?
For Chin Ball Relay you need: Tennis balls, chairs, plus drinks of your choice.
How hard are the rules of Chin Ball Relay?
Rule difficulty: Medium. The instructions above are all you need to start.
Can you play Chin Ball Relay without alcohol?
Yes. Chin Ball Relay works just as well with water, soft drinks or alcohol-free beer. Agree on drinks and amounts before you start.