ByeDie pads are tabletop pads that can be placed on top of any table to add more unpredictability to your Beer Die games by creating tricky bounces when struck by the dice. ByeDie pads are easily stackable and transportable allowing for great beer die anywhere.

Our pitch is simple: The ByeDie pad allows you to get great Beer Die anywhere at a great price. Plastic folding tables make Beer Die easy to take anywhere, but their flat surfaces often produce short, predictable bounces. Custom wooden tables play better, but they’re expensive and difficult to transport. ByeDie pads add longer, less predictable bounces to ordinary folding tables—giving you great Beer Die at the beach, tailgate, campus, or backyard.You can see an example of the ByeDie pads in action below:

ByeDie pads have unique 3D surface features that create longer and more unpredictable bounces when struck by the dice, testing defenders’ reflexes and rewarding accurate throws. Our testing showed a 65% increase in bounce distance when the dice struck a ByeDie pad. You can see an example of the ByeDie pads in action below:

ByeDie Pads work on most flat, stable tabletops. You’ll notice the most extreme difference on plastic folding tables, which typically produce shorter, more predictable bounces, but we love using them on our wooden table as well!

No. ByeDie Pads rest directly on the tabletop—no adhesive, tools, or permanent installation required. Position them wherever you want, then stack them for easy storage and transportation.

ByeDie pads are made from a plastic called High-Impact Polystyrene (HIPS). HIPS is known for its high durability and is perfect for repeated dice impacts!

Each ByeDie pad measures approximately 8 x 8 inches.

No. ByeDie Pads are individual, rigid, molded plastic pieces that rest on top of the table. Each pad measures approximately 8 × 8 inches. They do not roll up or cover the entire tabletop; multiple pads are positioned around the table and stacked together after use.

Beer Die is a popular yard game originating from college campuses. In short, two players stand on one end of a large table and toss a dice underhand toward two opponents on the other end of the table. If the dice strikes the table and then hits the ground without being caught, the attacking team earns a point. Generally, the first team to 11 points wins, but house rules vary. If you want to see more detailed rules and see the game in action, there is a great explainer video below: Beer Die Rules Explained | Everything You Need To Know

No! We often play Beer Die without drinking. Just follow the normal Beer Die gameplay rules, but fill the cups water instead of alcohol!