I understand GNG means grab and go, and maybe SNP means stay and play? But how does that work, and what does it really mean? I’ve gone on the games, but I just get lost in the confusion.
Willie14
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You have a choice as host to set the party as a “Grab’n’Go” or a “Party Buster”. Official “Grab’n’Go” don’t have a prize meter but “Party Buster” do.
As I understand it @Willie14 the host has set the party up as one with a prize meter rather than not but doesn’t expect to bust the meter because they don’t have enough gems to be able to do it themself. (You’d be surprised how often you encounter avatars who assume as a host you will personally bust the meter)
I have been to quite a few parties set up as “Grab’n’Go” ones and avatars toss charms even though there is no party meter, which is always nice as a party goer but which I don’t really understand as there are no prizes to be gained it’s just people being very generous with their gems. I’ve never had enough gems to know how it feels to have ones to spare! Hope this helps
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yes, since its set up as a grab and go, you aren’t expected to throw anything more, but you may stay and play if you choose to do so. 
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Before, all parties were party busters.
About a year ago, Blitz and Grab-and-Go parties were introduced, following a suggestion I had submitted on the old forum. My primary goal was to shift away from the name-call style of parties and create a more personal and engaging atmosphere, making parties more enjoyable for everyone.
Despite the new formats, SnP still remains for some because it’s familiar and some folks are used to it.
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