either on stage or in front of the stage. Award the winner the grand prize and give the losing player a gag gift as a consolation.
This game is one of those mathematical mysteries whereby the speed of the game is not determined by the size of the crowd. Whether the crowd measures 150 or 1500, the coin has never been flipped more than 8 times at one of my events. The Heads or Tails form is the first form picked up from the dining tables as the live auction is starting. Usually 100% of the guests stand and play this game but they often fail to write in their bid numbers on the form confirming their participation. It is imperative that the volunteers who pick up the form check that everyone has written in their bid number. The volunteer can hold up the form showing the empty slots and say, “Did everyone who played write in their bid number?� Next, pass the form with a pen around the table again before moving on to collect from other tables. Plays can also be sold during the silent auction. I even have some clients who charge all guests and then offer them a chance to opt out when they check out.