Flip coin bouncer

Abstract

The present invention, hereinafter referred as the Flip Coin Bouncer, is a variation on the classic game of Quarters. The object of the Flip Coin Bouncer is to flip a coin toward a specially designed goal in an effort to force opponents to take a drink. The game's playing unit is fashioned from a durable wood, cardboard, or plastic material, and measures approximately five and one-half inches in length, three and one-half inches in width, and one to one and one-half inches in depth. The base consists of an angled incline, culminating in an attached goal post. Shaped as a rectangle or, in another embodiment, as a pennant, the goal contains a centrally positioned hole for coins to pass through. The goal, as well as the base, is decorated with various sports themed logos. To support the goal within the base, a pen or similar object is attached and reflects the goal post.

1 . A sports related drinking game device comprising a game playing unit fashioned from a durable wood, cardboard, or plastic material, and measuring approximately five and one-half inches in length, three and one-half inches in width, and one to one and one-half inches in depth, wherein the base consists of an angled incline, culminating in an attached goal post, and having an essentially rectangular shape, and wherein the goal contains a centrally positioned hole for coins to pass through. 
     
     
         2 . The game device of  claim 1  wherein the goal and the base, are decorated with various sports themed logos. 
     
     
         3 . The game device of  claim 1  wherein a pen or similar object is used to support the goal within the base, and the pen or similar object is attached and reflects the goal post. 
     
     
         4 . A sports related drinking game device comprising a game playing unit fashioned from a durable wood, cardboard, or plastic material, and measuring approximately five and one-half inches in length, three and one-half inches in width, and one to one and one-half inches in depth, wherein the base consists of an angled incline, culminating in an attached goal post, and having a pennant shape, and wherein the goal contains a centrally positioned hole for coins to pass through. 
     
     
         5 . A sports related drinking game comprising two to four players wherein a standard coin flip determines which player goes first, with “Heads” being the deciding factor, and follows the following steps:
 (a) the first player aims a coin, likely a quarter, but smaller denominations are also used, toward the goal, using the thumb and forefinger to shoot; 
 (b) if the players succeeds in making the goal, the player chooses another player to take a drink; 
 (c) if the player misses the goal, the player must take a drink; 
 (d) if the player makes the goal, and the opponent fails to make the goal, the player also keeps the coin. 
 
     
     
         6 . The sports related drinking game of  claim 5  for use at a commercial sports bar wherein a player pays one dollar for a chance at the goal, and wherein if the player scores two out of four goals, he wins a free shot from the bar, and wherein if he does not make two goals, the bar keeps the dollar.