Liven up Super Bowl 2021 with these virtual party ideas, drinking games

Players must adhere to a set of fun drinking rules that are all tied to the outcome of each play during the big game and The Weekend’s half-time show. 

“If the team you’re rooting for has to punt on fourth down, you have to drink,” Cianci, 23, added. “Or if the opposing team gets a first down, that’s not a good thing for your team, so you have to drink.”

Drink in this list of other super saucy Super Bowl LV drinking games:

Game day guzzling do’s and don’ts

Before guests arrive you should make a list of five or more Super Bowl bash rules, according to DIY party planning site ASubtleRevelry.com. Make your drinking decree fun with party foul rules like, “No spilling drinks,” and “No yelling ‘touchdown!’.” Hang the list high so that everyone can see it during the game. Whenever a partygoer breaks a rule they must take a shot. 

Let’s play Drenga! (drunk Jenga)

There’s nothing like a classic game with a boozy twist. If you’re not into giving the Chiefs and the Bucs your full attention, break out the building blocks. Label each piece with different drinking directives like, “Take a shot,” “Finish your drink” or “Chug a beer.” Whenever a player pulls a block, they must drink according to the demands of their piece. Whoever knocks the tower over has to pour one down the hatch. 

Penalty shots

Every time there’s a flag on the play, there must be some liquor on everyone’s lips —
5 yards = 1 gulp; 10 yards = 2 gulps; 15 yards = 3 gulps, and over 15 yards = bottoms up!

Commercial chug

Each time a commercial makes reference to the pandemic or notes that these are “difficult,” “uncertain,” “trying,” “unprecedented” or “hard” times, the whole party has to take a swig. 

Touchdown recipes

When it comes to this year’s big game, there’s a bit of a party pooper looming over the usual festivities: the pandemic. 

Gone are the days of seven-layer spectaculars, where double-dippers are a danger to society. Now, even if you’re watching the game with family or your bubble, small, individual snacks will be the real winners. 

The Post has compiled a Super Bowl day menu full of tasty snacks, including Buffalo chicken puff pastry bites and guacamole deviled eggs. Or, if it’s a party of one, you could hop on the Internet’s latest craze, baked feta — a gooey, salty, savory pasta sauce that’s scoring big on social media.