Beer Olympics

A rowdy Beer Olympics built on team rivalries, nonstop games, and all-day competition that turns drinking into a full-on event.

Teams & Format

Decide teams early.

• Teams by class year work best
• You can also mix teams randomly if you want it balanced
• Lock teams before games start

This keeps things competitive and avoids confusion later.

Game Stations

Set up multiple stations instead of one long line.

• Head-to-head games work best
• Stations can run simultaneously or rotate on a schedule

This prevents downtime and keeps energy up.

See some game options and accessories below:

Points & Tracking

You need a clear way to track progress.

• Big scoreboard (whiteboard or poster)
• Points awarded per event
• Totals updated after each round

Visibility matters. People play harder when they can see the standings.

Opening Ceremony

Set the tone from the start.

• National Anthem
• Announce teams
• Quick overview of the events

It sounds simple, but it instantly gets buy-in.

Organized Events

Beer Olympics hit best when events are defined.

• Drinking games
• Relay-style games
• Skill-based games

TopHouse Official Beer Olympics rules coming soon

Kegs

• Kegs make logistics easier, and incentivizes participation
• Central drink stations keep things moving
• Works especially well for brotherhood events

Beer Olympics are about participation, not pacing.

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• Custom trophies or prizes
• Custom dice or cups for events

Pre-Game Option

Beer Olympics can also work as:

• A standalone brotherhood event
• A pre-game before a bigger night

Just be clear on expectations and timing.

Be safe and responsible guys