Bragster.com - Victory is Sweet

Can you drink a gallon of milk in under an hour? Can you scarf down a whole pizza in four minutes? Brag about it on Bragster. This is a site where friends and members of the community challenge others to do a ridiculous stunt, and immortalize the feat via video online. Users can also bet using “BragBucks” or other prizes such as the temptation of champagne or promises to do a week’s worth of dishwashing. Dares range from the safe (dye your hair pink), to the ridiculous (get slapped in the face with a fish) to the potentially dangerous (get shot in the torso ten times with a BB gun). Users can also wager bets against the community as a whole and poll other members.

“Bragster is the place to dare your friends, record the challenge, upload evidence and brag about it forever.”

This is a hilarious site that is clearly very entertaining. It brings the conversations people regularly have (in the pub, at lunch) and makes these off-hand bets more official. What may not be as clear is that the site has some experienced members on their team: a former Morgan Stanley investment banker, a Harvard MBA grad, among others.

Can the site be held legally responsible for any injuries sustained due to a dare placed on the site?