A cup having an external wall with an external bottom, an internal wall with an internal bottom, and a spinner wall between the external wall and the internal wall. The spinner wall can be provided with weighted modules. An actuator can be placed in between the external bottom and internal bottom of the cup and connected to the spinner wall. A user can spin the spinning cup by slightly flicking the weighted modules or the spinner wall. Graphics can be applied to the spinner wall to create a visual illusion or picture when spinning.

The puzzle storage box disclosed herein may comprise an internal locking mechanism designed to challenge ingenuity while being embedded within an assembly of unlimited form potentiality. In one variation, the internal locking mechanism is embedded in a shallow container and may be used for more personal, everyday carry. In another variation, the internal locking mechanism is embedded in a deeper container for increased volume and prominent display. The internal locking mechanism will be incorporated into endless shapes and forms, and its novel method of operation will be respectively conveyed.

A spinning party and puzzle game designed to challenge puzzle players with matching pieces to the correct sized indention while the puzzle may be moving. The game may spin, tilt, or shake to increase player challenge. The puzzle game may be a drinking game that challenges players to drink and match a cup or glass to spaces in a tray and replace the cup before a time runs out or faster than another player or team. For further challenge faux plugs may be inserted into indentions/spaces so some spaces may not be available for play. A timer may increase challenge of play and lights or sounds and other additions such as a blindfold or faux spaces may increase challenge and/or enjoyment of game. The game tray may be modified to connect to a water source to create a water game with ports in the tray where water exits. These ports may have valves or other opening and closing mechanisms controlled by pressure or weight sensors or other means.

A wall hanging board game having at least one removable bracket for supporting a container in connection with a vertical game board. The bracket is configured to be inserted into slots of the game board while supporting the container. With a container installed in an inserted bracket, players are challenged to toss a ball or other projectile into the container from a distance. Multiple brackets and containers may attach to a single game board. In some embodiments, brackets are resilient and held within slots of the game board with spring-back force resulting from torsion or compression of the bracket. With brackets removed, the game board doubles as a wall decoration in the living space and can be shaped or adorned with designs so as to increase the interest and appeal of the game.

A method of playing a board game, includes the steps of providing a game board, plastic cups, a pair of player chance devices, three separate decks of player cards, players' markers, assigning a host, establishing an order of players, selecting each player's marker, placing each said marker at the start zone of the game board, rolling a chance device to establishing an order of player's turns, rolling a chance device to establish each player's movement on the board as defined by game rules, combination of numbers and symbols on the chance device, and instructions on the board spaces, performing a set of tasks for continuous clockwise rotational movement from the start zone until the player reaches the end zone without quitting, being terminated, or otherwise disqualified.

A stacking cup is provided including a side wall having a rim on a first end thereof defining an upper opening; a bottom portion defined on a second end of the side wall such that the sidewall and the bottom portion define a vessel having the upper opening; at least one engaging element defined on the bottom portion the engaging element being configured to engage a portion of a rim of another cup such that the other cup is securely held by the engaging element.

A system includes a beverage sensor to distinguish one or more beverage states and to communicate the distinguished one or more beverage states to a processor as gameplay control inputs to the game.

A stacking cup is provided including a side wall having a rim on a first end thereof defining an upper opening; a bottom portion defined on a second end of the side wall such that the sidewall and the bottom portion define a vessel having the upper opening; at least one engaging element defined on the bottom portion the engaging element being configured to engage a portion of a rim of another cup such that the other cup is securely held by the engaging element.

A ball toss game and method of playing. The ball toss game comprises a circular game board and a plurality of container retaining components attached to the game board. The circular game board is segmented into a plurality of substantially equally sized pie shaped sections. A plurality of substantially sized containers are removably positional within each of the plurality of container retaining components. A center container, smaller than the plurality of substantially sized containers is removably positional within a center container retaining component. The method comprises a set of instructions for a game where users attempt to toss ping pong balls into the plurality of substantially sized containers and the center container.

An illuminated beer pong assembly includes a tripod, a box that is pivotally coupled to the tripod and a lid that is hingedly coupled to the box. The lid has a plurality of cup openings to receive a respective beverage cup. A plurality of game light emitters is each positioned within the box and is aligned with a respective one of the cup openings in the lid for illuminating the respective beverage cup. At least one ball, comprised of a phosphorescent material, is thrown toward a selectable one of the cup openings for playing the game of beer pong. A plurality of radiation emitters is each coupled to the box and charges the at least one ball thereby facilitating the at least one ball to glow in the dark.