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Pong Rules


What's beer pong???
Well here below is a basic set of rules to start you off and introduce you to the Best Drinking Game on Earth.


People Needed:
4 people - 2 per side or team.
What you need to play:
(14) 12 ounce plastic cups (6 per team and 2 water cups)
(2) Ping-pong balls (preferably more incase one gets broken or lost)
(2-4) 12 ounce beverages per game
The Object:
To sink all of the other teams cups and continue on never getting off the table!
The Setup
Each team has 6cups on each side and they are set up like bowling pins (3 in the back, then 2, then 1) One either side of the table you will set up a water cup for cleaning the Beer pong balls.
Getting Started
Winning team shoots first. If the night is just beginning or the winning team has resigned then a player from each team will shoot on the count of three while looking each other in the eye. If the player from one team makes his cup and the player from the other doesn't, the next player on the sinking cups team will shoot. If they both make or miss, the next shooters on each team will shoot in the same fashion. This continues until the outcomes are different.
Turns
Each team shoots twice per turn. If both players make their shots, the balls are returned and receive an extra turn.
Shooting
The ball can be thrown or bounced into the cup. If bounced the opposing team may swat the ball away after the first bounce. If the ball somehow lands in the middle of 3 or 4 cups all cups are considered sunk. (very rare, easier when bouncing)
Sinking the cups
A cup is sunk as soon as the ball touches the contents of the cup. If a ball is spinning in the cup you may attempt to blow it out (girls only!) before it touches the cups contents. (Warning: If the ball touches the contents and then you blow it out and it lands in another cup, both cups are considered sunk). If a team shoots and hit the other team's cup the team who had the cup that was sunk drinks the contents. Team members alternate drinking cups. If a person shooting knocks over the other teams cup unintentionally the cup is considered sunk. If you knock over one of your own cups, it is considered sunk.
Cups are rearranged after 2 cups are hit to a diamond formation (1 cup, 2 cups, then one cup). All taunting must be done behind the table (if you interfere and hit the other teams shot you have to take a cup away). Teams are allowed only one "re rack" so choose wisely!
Game Ending Situations
Note: redemption round means last turn by the team on the verge of losing. Just as in a regular turn, if two shots are made in a row you get another bonus round keeping the game alive.


A) The opposite team has 1 or 2 cups left. If your team hits two in a row there is no redemption
B)If the other team has one cup left and you only hit one out of 2 shots the other team has 2 shots (one for each player) to sink your remaining cups. If they sink the rest of your cups they force overtime.
C) The opposite team has hit a cup and there is one shot left, the cup has not been finish and the second shot goes in that cup in the hands of the opposite team member or still on the table... GAME OVER!

Overtime
If a team hits the remaining cups during redemption overtime is forced. Overtime consists of each team setting up 3 cups in a triangle format using a beverage to fill them up. The team who hit the last cup first shoots first in overtime. Overtime is played like a normal game with the same rules applied (i.e. overtime can be forced again following the same process).
 Defense
A team may do whatever they feel necessary to prevent the opposing team from making shots except: a.) crossing to the other teams side of the table b.) physically interfering with the opposing teams shot or c.) hiding the cups from clear view.
 
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