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If you don’t have extra bottles to replace the ones that are won during the game, just keep track of how many bottles each child wins as you go. This will keep the same amount of bottles lined up during each turn to toss the rings. When everyone has had a turn, then distribute the bottles to the winners. Keep extras on the side to make sure you have plenty to give out at the end.
In the traditional game, winners get to claim the bottles of soda pop they "ring" as their prize. If you don't want to give out sugary soda as your game prizes, you can also play this game with empty bottles and award any kind of trinket prizes to the winners. Some ideas for trinket prizes include stickers, small rubber balls, key chains, glow sticks, play jewelry, bubble gum, or small pieces of candy. You could also give away a classic carnival prize: a goldfish, but please check with parents before giving these to kids.
You'll probably have extra soda or trinket prizes when the game is over. Be sure to give one to each of the kids who weren't able to get a ring around a bottle.