How To Play:
This game is much like quarters, but more difficult. First, set the cups on a table in a single-file line in front   of you, starting with the shot glass closest to you, then the mug, then the mid-size, and end with the XL cup farthest from you. Fill each container with beer. Then, pick teams of equal size (2-4 recommended), and flip a coin to see who is up to bat first. Each team chooses their line up, and the first person up to bat is given the quarter. He/She then attempts to bounce the quarter from the table into one of the cups. If the batter makes it in the shot glass, it is a single, the mug is a double, the mid-size is a triple, and the XL is a homerun. If, for example, the batter makes it into the mid-size glass, then this is a triple and the opposing team is forced to drink the triple, double, and single cups (mid-size, mug, and shot glass). The cups are filled back up, the score is then 0-0 with a man on third with no outs, and the 2nd batter is up. If the 2nd batter its a single, the man on third scores and the score is now 1-0, with man on first, no outs. Only forced runs are counted.

The opposing team must drink the shot glass and fill it back up, for the third batter. If any batter fails to land the quarter into one of the cups (bases), then that is considered an out. If three people miss, there are three outs and the opposing team is now up to bat. The Winning score is determined before the game, for example if the players decide that the winning score is 15, then the first team to get 15 runs wins, and the losing team drinks the remaining cups (or if you want to add your own twists, put money on the game, or a dare, and it makes it more interesting). If any of these instructions were unclear please feel free to email me with questions at Enjoy.

Credit: Carl