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Kansas City Power & Light District hosted this the KC Crew Beer Olympics this year, challenging beer drinkers to prove their worth at the backyard games.  I am not sure how all of that worked out, and I am not sure anyone really knows, as the entire place was drunk.


Sports of the sort of Bag/Cornhole, Beer Pong, Civil War, Dizzy Bat, Flip Cup, Beer Die, Rope Chess, CanJam and Giant Beer Pong challenged players multiple brackets  Proceeds were set to go to the Blondes vs Brunettes Flag Football game supporting the Alzheimer's Association - Heart of America Chapter.




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Location: Kansas City Power & Light District, 1100 Walnut Street #3000, Kansas City, MO 64106, USA

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  1. Beer Pong5:57 AM, September 13, 2021

    Beerpong definition is - a game in which a set of beer-containing cups is placed at two ends of a table and in which a player scores by bouncing or tossing ...

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