BEER PONG TIPS

  
 

CEILING BOUNCE

  

Everyone tries to bounce the ball on the table, because it's worth 2 cups. However, most people block these attempts...but, what if the bounce was so quick they couldn't stop it? Try a shot I've used to catch my opponents off guard -

Bounce it off the ceiling!!!
This is still considered a bounce and still worth 2 cups.

Start out in your normal position, and instead of cocking your hand up and back for a normal shot, hold it low in between your thumb and index finger, and with a quick flick of the wrist and arm, launch the ball toward the ceiling about 1ft in front of the cups. This should provide a successful angle and your opponents will be completely stunned and confused…

Be prepared to defend your argument of a ceiling shot being worth 2 cups still... people hate when they lose by a cool shot.
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Learn to play beer pong!

Formations:
Start with either 6 or 10 cup formation in the shape of a pyramid. Cups must be touching with no gaps between them. Each cup must be filled up to the 1st line with your beverage of choice.

Starting the Game:
To start off the game, you have a “throw off.” Each team selects one player. These two players must have direct eye contract without looking at the cups directly, and then throw on the count of 3. If no one makes it or both people make it, the other teammate goes, and so on. Once a team has won the throw off, the game begins.

Throwing Rules:
If both team members make it in a cup, on the same turn, they get “throw backs,” which means, they get both balls back and the other team doesn’t get a chance to throw. If both players throw the balls in the same cup, the game is over. If any cup falls over or off the table it is counted as a made cup which includes knocking over your own cups.

Once a cup is made, the team must remove the cup from the rack. If they put that cup on the side of the table with beer in it, it is still considered a LIVE cup, and if that cup is made, this is also GAME OVER. If someone is holding a cup with their hand that someone already made, a player may attempt to throw it in that cup in their hand, for Game Over.

Bouncing:
Bouncing the balls is allowed, if you make it in, it is a 2 cup shot. BUT the other team is allowed to swat/hit the ball once it is bounced.

Your elbow may not break the edge of the table during any throwing attempt.

Re-Racking or Consolidation:
There are many different ways to re-rack, which is a re-organization of the cup formation. Some people say that you are allowed 2 re-racks per game at anytime. Others play with re-rack at 6cups, 4, 3, 2, 1. 6 cup formation is a mini pyramid, 4 is a diamond shape, 3 cup triangle, and 2 single file. Re-racking isn’t allowed in between same teammate turns.

Rebuttals:
At the end of the game, if the last cup is made, the opposing team must make the remaining cups. They shoot until they miss. If both teammates make the same last cup, that is GAME OVER with NO rebuttals.

Bitches Blow:
If a ball spirals around inside a cup, a female player may blow on it. The objective would be to send it out of the cup. Sexist, but nevertheless, a rule.

Overtime:
In the case of a tie, the teams enter a 3 cup overtime period, following the same rules as stated above.