Make a stack of caps to play with by putting the caps on top of each other. Or you can get everyone to pick a cap with their eyes closed and see who chooses the one with the highest number or points value. Or you can see who has the most of one kind of cap, for example you may want to choose who starts by counting up Skulls or Poisons. You can toss a Slammer like flipping a coin. You can buy special mats for this - but a school book works fine!īefore you start playing, all the players must agree whether, at the end of the game, everyone gets to keep the caps they've won or just gets their old caps back. That way, if you miss, you won't chip your Slammer. If you're playing on a really hard surface (like a concrete playground), it's a good idea to put the stack on top of something else. By the time they get their go, there may only be a couple of caps left - and the last ones are the hardest to flip.Īnywhere smooth and flat is a good place for a game.
The only problem with really big games is that the last player is at a big disadvantage. There's nothing to stop you from lining up your whole street and letting everyone have a go.
Adapted from 'The Unofficial POG and Cap Players Handbook' by Jason PageĪll you need is a packet of caps, a Slammer and a friend.
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