How To Play:
Spinners is an excellent party game because it involves heavy drinking and a substantial amount of skill.

A player flips the quarter and calls on another player at the table. If that player guesses correctly he/she gets the quarter and can call on someone else. If a player guesses incorrectly, then the person who flipped the quarter spins the quarter on the table. At this point, the player who guessed wrong drinks until either one of these actions occur:

1. The quarter reaches a dead stop on the table. All players except the drinker can attempt to keep the quarter spinning by flicking it. Remember, the drinker constantly drinks until the quarter lies COMPLETELY FLAT.
  
2. The quarter gets knocked off the table onto the ground. Players can attempt to knock an airborn quarter back on the table, but no catching and throwing is allowed.
If a spinning quarter hits any player's beer/cup and causes the spin to end, then that player must pound his/her entire beer. This is known as a snipe, and players can intentionally snipe one another so watch your beer.

With skilled players, an average spin lasts about 30 seconds, but a good spin can go for 5+ minutes. Better have those extra beers ready along with a trash can!

Credit: Andrew

Quarters - Dales Version

What You Need:
Lots of alcohol
One quarter
Smooth table

How To Play:
The more people you can get to play, the better. You need a smoothe table to play on (glass works great). The more people that play, the bigger the table should be.
Have everyone sit around the table with their chosen drink. Whoever wants to start (doesn't matter who) flips the coin in the air and catches it, hiding the face of it so no can see what it is. The person to the left then guesses 'heads' or 'tails'. If they guess wrong, the person who flipped the coin holds it on edge on the table and spins it on the table. The one who guessed wrong must drink for as long as the quarter is spinning, so spin well. Once it stops spinning, they stop drinking, and now it is their turn to flip the coin for the person to their left. Play continues to the left around the table.
If you guess correctly, you do not have to drink. You just flip for the next person. An optional rule to the game is, if you guess correctly three times in a row, you get to make a rule. Be creative.
It gets really interesting the more you drink and the more rules get put on the table. Enjoy!

Credit: Dale