Keep holiday game night in one room: set out a small lineup for guests to dip into between football breaks, add coasters by the snacks and drinks, and keep a trash bowl handy for easy cleanup. No room reset required.
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Keep holiday game night in the living room, with the game on and snacks within reach. During football breaks, pull out a small lineup—one quick card game and a couple of easy-to-learn favorites—so nobody has to leave the room or commit to a long game
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Keep holiday game night in one room. Set a few small games, coasters, and snacks by the TV. Take football breaks, then play on. Use one tray for bits and cards; toss trash as you go. At the end, stack the games, wipe the table, and call cleanup done
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