Beer bowling

Before we present the rules, let's take a look at what you need for beer bowling: 👫 Two teams of at least 2 people 🧑‍⚖️ A judge 🪑 Chairs for all players ⚽ A ball (preferably a soccer ball) 🍻 Plenty of drinks 🏞️ A grass or outdoor area It's okay to have a co-judge if the main judge is uncertain, though the co-judge cannot make final rulings. When everything is set, set up the lane. According to the Danish Bowling Union, the lane should be 10-12 meters long and 2-4 meters wide. Place two chairs at each end of the court, with 1-2 meters between them and backrests facing away. The teams will sit facing each other. Here are the rules: - The teams consist of at least 2 people each. Take turns bowling for the opponent's 'target beer' while seated. If the beer is knocked over, the team whose beer was toppled must finish a beer together. Toss it back to the opponent's half after finishing as an obstacle (it must be over the midline and at least half a meter away). - The ball must be bowled, not thrown; if it doesn't hit your half first, it's an 'airball' and invalid. The opponent gets the ball and you take a penalty sip. - Always get the judge's permission before bowling, collecting the ball, or drinking. Forgetting earns you a penalty sip. - Show an empty beer by turning it upside down; otherwise, the judge may issue a penalty. Additional rules for added fun: 🍢 'Spears are coming' – referee yells at any time, players drop to the ground. The last team takes penalty sips. 🤠 'Captain Morgan' – stand with one foot on the chair. Last team takes penalty sips. 🍆 'Sex positions' – teams position in a 'sex position'. Last team takes penalty sips. Comfort is key! ⚔️ 'Assault' – at festivals, playfully 'attack' anyone on the lane.