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Global Rock, Paper, Scissors
Two players face off through the TVs on one synchronized 3–2–1 countdown.
Live cross-bar games
Fast games designed for a live TV connection between two real bars. Most need nothing more than a camera and a host.
Two patrons. Two cities. No phones needed.
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Two players face off through the TVs on one synchronized 3–2–1 countdown.
Staring Contest
Two patrons hold eye contact across the world. The first to laugh or look away loses.
Highest wins
Each bar nominates a player, then reveals a digital card or rolls giant dice on camera.
The entire room plays through movement and the camera.
Camera Show & Tell
Race to find the prompted item and hold it up to the bar camera before the other city.
Bar-wide vote
Both rooms answer a cultural debate by physically choosing left or right on camera.
Simple one-tap play for automatic results and drink sending.
The Range Game
Each city submits a number. The TV compares the bars’ median guesses with the real answer.
60-second poll
Five fast questions reveal how the two cities differ through live TV bar graphs.
Flick & sink
Flick the ball up the table and sink the other bar's rack. Cups and ball appear right over the live camera.
Winner roulette
Spotlight the round MVP, then let the other bar send the champion a victory drink.