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• Club Edgewood rules
• Acacia rules
• Booboo pong
• CCBLS rules
• Philly Suburbs rules
• ChattySigO Style
• Century Pong
• Northern Maryland and PA rules
• UConn Style
• Pike Pong
• TEP Beerpong rules
• Cranford, NJ Style
• Delaware Phi Delt rules
• Nittany Pong

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items:

• 24-plastic dixie cups
• 2 ping pong balls
• 4-8 beers

Rules:

• 2 players on a team.
• 6 cups are set in a triangle in front of each player
• fill with 1 or 2 beers per 6 cups(we don't use a ton of beer each game so we can play all night and a lot of girls that play complain.
• flip a beer cap heads or tails to see who goes first or we do a throw off to see who makes the first shot.
• cups made on throw off dont count.
• the starting team, each player throws a ball.
• if both players make shots then they get sent back.
• you may throw or bounce to make the cups. no bounce count is present.

the exciting part is the HEAD CUP RULE!!!
-the head cup is as follows:

• if a player on team A makes the ball into player on team B's head cup(which is the front cup) then before team B is allowed to drink that cup, the other player on team A tries to make their ball in either the same head cup or the other head cup. if this happens then the game is over and then team B has to drink every beer on the table. this rule is in effect the whole game but you lose an advantage if you had already hit the other head cup earlier.

• now, the cups dont get restacked or any of that crap. its all about accuracy.
• when you get the other team down to 6 cups total, then they must combine the cups and put them in between each other in the back middle of the table.
• the HEAD CUP RULE IS ALSO IN EFFECT WHEN THERE ARE ONLY 6 CUPS LEFT.
• the team that hits all the other teams cups wins and the loser must finish the winners beer.
• our version we use is all about accuracy in trying to hit the head cups and win a quick game.

those are the rules that us boys and girls on Edgewood Drive use to play beer pong. Go EKU!!! Club Edgewood!!!

Here at Illinois Wesleyan University, the Acacia Fraternity plays Beer Pong a little differently than most others. We set up the table like this:

     3 pts ->  O
     2 pts -> O O
     1 pt -> O O O


             O O O
              O O
               O

1. Use one ball.
2. Flip a coin. Whoever wins gets to decide if they want the ball first or if they get to pick the side they are on.
3. The cups are filled with water, not beer...drink from cans/bottles.
4. Teams of 2. Take turns throwing.
5. You may bounce or lob the ball into the cups. The ball can only hit the table once. If it hits more than once, no points are given.
6. Opponents may not blow or hit the ball.
7. When you make it into a cup, the cup is NOT removed from the table. Instead, your team gets points equal to the row of cups you made it in (see table set-up).
8. Play to 15 points. Losers chug the rest of their beers.
9. Each team member takes drinks 3 for each point their opponents score, right after they score (3 drinks for 1 point, 6 for 2, and 9 for 3).
10. They ball may be bounced off the ceiling, wall, people, and cans and still count for points, as long as it only hits the table once or not at all.

I've got a game of pong for the real drinker. For this game you need 2 sets of ten cups on either side, this is for 2 people at the same time, 2 ping pong balls. Lots of beer and also liquor, but not a lot and this is also optional when played with liquor it can get much more intresting. If you are going to play with liquor this is called the death cup and it goes at the head of the pyramid. You also need two wash cups.

You throw the ball into the cup you drink you make both shots the balls go back to the persons that made the shots and they may shoot again. However if the ball is mistakenly shot into the wash cup(boo boo) then you have to drink all of the other players beer and your beer at once. the winner is the one that sinks all pong balls in the opponents cups. This is a game for the true drinker at heart. Enjoy and be merry.

notes:
this version was created by J-Pac and DTG, two drunken math majors to make for the most skill oriented, fast and fun game
played on an 8' by 4' sheet of plywood
we don't actually only play with beer, any alcohol you want is legal, rum, mixed drinks, whatever

rules:

• Cups are to be filled to the first line on standard keg cups, this is about four ounces
• There is no leaning over the table at any time, if the ball hits you before reaching the end of the table, it counts as going in
• No crossing the line of the table when throwing, this is called leaning
• No bouncing off the table or floor(mathematically harder)
• Bouncing off anything else is legal (walls, people, ceiling, bottles, etc.)
• If it does bounce off something, a cup, an extraneous can or bottle, etc. the other team may swat it away or grab it, but if it goes in before hitting the table or floor, it counts
• If the ball goes in any other cup on your end of the table you must drink that cup, you may move any non-in-play cup the ball is going towards though
• If the ball goes in the cup you must chug that cup before shooting, no sipping
• Six cups, standard triangle shape on each side to start, with water cup on side
• You never have to drink the water cup, ever, if you play, you'll know why, that shit is nasty
• If you knock over a cup, you must refill it and drink it and it counts as being hit, this is alcohol abuse and must be punished
• The team who owns the table starts the night with the balls first, if they are on opposite teams a throw off occurs, after the first game the winning team throws first
• Throw offs: stare at the opposing player count to three and throw without looking at the cups, whoever gets it in wins, this goes on until only one person gets it in
• Alternate which team shoots
• If both members of a team make it, they get the balls back
• Rearrange into a diamond after two cups are hit, a triangle after three, a line long ways on the table after four
• Redemption: the team with their cups cleaned off shoot however many balls are at their end after their last cup is hit (unless the winning team hit the last two cups in one turn, in which case there is no redemption) if they make every ball (one or two) they keep shooting until they miss until they miss (if two balls are still in play they get to shoot the other ball if they haven't yet that time) or they remove all the cups, if the latter happens, the game goes to three cups per side and starts over with the team who initially won throwing first, same redemption and overtime rules apply
• Distractions are allowed and encouraged, but all people must stay at their own end of the table when distracting
• There is no talking about serious shit at the beer pong table
• Any arguments over rules are settled by the owners of the table, if this does not settle the dispute, it is settled like men, rock scissors paper
• If someone passes out, their team loses and the remaining person must drink all the beer (use pro wrestling style three time hand drop to determine consciousness)
• The losing team drinks the winners beer
• Teams are of two people only, no substituting
• Only girls may blow into the cup if the ball is swirling, if it hits beer before it comes out, it counts though
• "Laser shots" which hit the side of the cup and knock it over are illegal, the shot counts as having not gone in, the cup is refilled and the offender must drink one of his own cups
• "Laser shots" which go in the cup but knock it over are legal, but not encouraged, if the ball is inside the cup as it goes over, it counts
• If you are drunk enough to hit your own cups, it counts, you drink and the other team gets the ball
• each teammate shoots once per round, no double shooting for the better player
• If a player uses the restroom, they are to be ridiculed for no less than three rounds for being weak, if they are the first person to break the seal, this harrassing should continue for the entire night
• You must wash the ball off before each shot
• If the ball becomes balanced on the cups as the result of a shot before hitting the table or floor, it is an automatic win (I know of only one time this has been done)
• If the ball goes into an ash tray at any time it must be washed in the sink
• Winners stay on the table, losers fill the cups for the next game
• Winners should also be allowed to pick music, unless they like shit
• Trash talk is half the game, and if you play the Buckfutters or Psycho Thugs, it will be backed up

14 cups 12 with beer 2 with water
cups are set up traditionally (3,2,1)
2 players to a team and two teams to a game

1. Start the game by two players on opposing teams shooting for first shot. The shots must be taken at the same time and while looking in each others eyes not at the cups. If you both miss or both make it the other partners go until only one makes it. The team who makes it will shoot first but the cup made during the first shots is not removed.
2. On a team shoot one after another. If a cup is made the opposing team must drink it. If both shots are made by one team they get the balls back to shoot again.
3. If the ball is bounced into a cup either off an opposing player, wall or table then it counts for two cups, but while the bounce is taking place the opposing team has a chance to swat or catch the ball. If the ball bounces twice it counts for 3 cups three times it's 4 cups and so on.
4. If the ball is played off the ceiling it counts for 3 cups, but again the other team can swat or catch the ball.
5. Any ball can be blown out of the cup while the ball is still in motion.
6. If a cup is knocked off the table or spilled it counts, and must be removed.
7. After a team's cups are reduced to 4 the opposing team can ask to consolidate the cups into a diamond shape. When the cups are reduced to three they can be consolidated to a triangle with the point facing the opposing team, and when there are two cups they can be placed vertically.
8. If a team's last cup is taken they have a chance to shoot unless both opposing shots hit the last cup then it's over. If both teams make each other's last cups the game goes into overtime which starts the same way the game did but with three cups to a side. Double overtime uses two cups and triple or any farther uses 1.
9. And last but not least, if any one uses wine coolers, Smirnoff Ice, Mike's, etc. to play they are officially kicked out of any further games and called a P#%sy the rest of the night.

• 1. You do not have to have a ping pong table. Any table at least 6 ft. in length, but 8 ft. is standard. But, you do need a ping pong ball or a beer cap may be used if there is no ball available.
• 2. You need 12 - party cups at least 12 oz. Six per side in pyramid shape.
• 3. NO WATER CUP! That is what your shirt is for.
• 4. You need at least two players, but it is more fun in teams.
• 5. Fill up the 6 cups on each side with 2 beers of choice.
• 6. Theme music may be used for each team's introduction, then it is mandatory that music be played throughout all match play.
• 7. Paper-Rock-Scissors must be played to determine who will have the option. The winner opts to play the ball first or pass it to the other team to start.
• 8. Then play starts. Throws alternate between players and teams so that no player or team throws twice in succession.
• 9. Players my bounce or throw and players may interchange style. If bounce style is chosen, then only one bounce is allowed.
• 10. Ball is in play until it comes to rest on the table or leaves the table, or if bouncing on the second bounce the ball is dead.
Players and any object on the table are in play. The ball may bounce off of a person or object on the table and go in a cup.
• 11. When a cup is hit, the other team drinks it. Drinking is done in the same pattern as play-altering.
• 12. Play continues in formation until three cups is reached. The other team must ask for a "restack" back into a 3-cup pyramid.
• 13. Play continues in formation until two cups is reached. The other team may ask for a "restack" either vertical or horizontal and my change at any time.
• 14. Winner is announced when no cups are left, no redemption throws allowed.
• 15. If a ball is spinning inside the cup, then it may be blown out.
If it comes out wet, then it is ruled "in the cup" and it must be drank.
• 16. Any kind of disturbance may be used to rattle the competition as long as the cups are not moved and the ball is not touched while it is in play.
• 17. Each team may have 2 time outs per match for bathroom breaks and team conferences.
• 18. There is an elbow rule. A thrower's elbow may not extend past the top of the 6-cup triangle while throwing. Doing so makes the throw void and the turn is lost. Teams may appoint any bystander or appoint an official judge.
• 19. All of these rules are subject to change and/or modification during tournament play.

My buddies and I attended John Carroll University in Cleveland, Ohio. We are and always will be a small school, but we are world renowned for our binging capabilities. Hence, we take our beer pong quite seriously, and I have taken part of and been a spectator to many a brawl spawned by beer pong. Anyhow, when the normal style just didn't seem enough, we invented a new one. We called it century pong, on account of there being 100 cups per side. There were either three or four member to a team, and 33 beers poured into each team's cups. The arrangements can vary, and they did tend to get pretty inventive. Two violations could induce a penalty of one cup being taken away: the opposing team either thowing or drinking out of turn. The game usually takes about an hour and a half, which may seem long, but it's so much fun. One last thing, girls simply cannot handle this game. We thought perhaps a select few could, but we quickly learned this is not the case, so no girls, they only knock over the cups, and sometime the table, and can never finish what they started.

12 cups, 6 on each side... 2 balls, 2 wash cups, loads of shit talking

THE TIP OFF...
at start of game... (without a previous winner)
1 ball starts on each side of the table, 1 person from each team closes eyes, and throws their ball... person that makes it into the cup, team gets to go first.

THE GAME...
Each player from the team gets 1 shot... if 1 pong ball is sunk, then that beer is consumed, if 2 balls are sunk the two beers are consumed and the balls are returned to be shot again. If only one is made the other team takes their shot...
The formation of the cups are not changed until requested and only when a team is holding both balls... there is no formation change for 5 cups... if a team makes two balls in 1 cup the came is over and the LOSERS drink all remaining, other team should have got that cup faster... beers must be consumed before shots are taken

FREE BALLS
(applys only to last cup)
if a ball is "rimming out" meaning rolling around inside the cup:

• girls blow
• guys finger - the ball may not come out of the cup wet.

Formations

• 6= basic triangle
• 5= none - cups stay
• 4= diamond <>
• 3= 3 cup triangle
• 2= 1 in front of other :

winner stays on..... :)

What you need:

• 26 Cups (2 for water)
• 2 balls
• 4 beers for each Team

How to play:

1. Each player gets their own set of 6 cups.
2. Rack each time a cup is hit: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
3. Once a side has only 6 cups left, rack them in the middle and again rack at 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
4. For the first game, flip a coin to see who shoots first. After the first game, the challengers always go first. The team to go first only gets to shoot one ball. The winners get to shoot both and from then on both teams get both balls.
5. No blowing
6. If a bounce shot goes in, you must drink 2 cups
7. If a team hits both shots, they get the balls back
8. If a team hits both shots in the same cup, they win and the losers drink the table (therefore its a good idea to take your cups off as soon as they're hit)
9. No redemption

This is a game for those last hearty partygoers who, at 4 am, still aren't drunk enough to pass out.

What you need:

• at least 56 cups (enough to make at least a 7 tiered pyramid on each side)
• 3-4 players for each team
• 3-4 balls
• Whatever is left in the keg

How to play:

• 1. Whichever team has the highest combined age goes first
• 2. Each player takes turns making their shots. If everyone makes it, they get the balls back
• 3. Each team takes turns drinking when a cup is hit
• 4. No racking
• 5. If a bounce shot is made, drink 2, but as soon as it hits anything it can be swatted away.
• 6. No redemption (its long enough already)
• 7. Losers drink the table

• 1. 2 sets of 6 cups, any size, per side to start, 4 players and 2 balls
• 2. FULL contact
• 3. ONLY girls BLOW
• 4. 2 cups made in consecutive throws by same team equals deuce light, flash the lights twice
• 5. Reform only occurs when 6 cups remain
• 6. After reform, you are encouraged to block (do not touch ball) cups with shirt, hands or any other distraction methods (girls, show some ass)
• 7. If you hit the ball on its way to the cups, you have to give it back
• 8. Walls are in play
• 9. Spectators going after a loose ball must be shoved out of way
• 10. Rebuttal: 1 shot, both balls thrown underhand with one hand have to go in opponents cups.

• 22 cups
• 2 ping pong balls
• 4 players, 2 per side
• 4 beers, 2 per side
• 10 cup pyramid on either side, 2 wash balls

To start game off, one player from each team will throw to determine possession. However, they can not look at the cups, they must maintain eye contact at all times. When a team gains possession both players shoot. If a ball hits the table before it reaches the cups, opposing team may swat it away. If both players on a side make their shots, possession is retained. Also, if player A makes his shot, and player B on the same team manages to make it into the same cup, the game is over, and their team is victorious. When the last shot is made, the opposing team gets to match the opposing team by having both players attempt to make a shot. If not, then the game is over and the losing team must kill ALL the beer left on the table.

Object of the Game

The object of Beirut is to throw ping pong balls into the "full" cups on the opposing side of the Beirut Table, forcing your opponents to drink the beer in the corresponding cups. Once the cups on one side of the table are completely empty, the team on that side of the table has lost and must forfeit their side of the table to the next competing team.

Rules and Regulations

1. One 12-ounce beer must be used to fill a single 6-cup pyramid of cups.
2. Each team begins with a single ping-pong ball, at opposing corners of the table. If a winning team is remaining on the table, they choose which corners start with a ball. Additionally, the losers or challengers throw first.
3. If a ball is thrown into a full cup on the opponents' side of the table, that team must drink the beer in that cup and replace it in the same location.
4. If a ball is thrown into an empty cup on the opponents' side of the table, the team member in front of that cup will choose a cup in front of the thrower that must be drank by the thrower. If no full cups are left in front of the thrower, one may be chosen from anywhere on the throwing team's side of the table.
5. Once a ball is thrown, it may not be touched by any player unless it is apparent that the ball will not land in any cup on the destination team's side. If the ball bounces off of the cups on it's destination side, and returns to the thrower's side, it may be intercepted at any time. If this rule is broken, the ball must be returned to the thrower's possession.
6. If a player accidentally or purposefully drops a ball into any full cup on their side of the table, the respective team member must drink that cup.
7. If a player accidentally or purposefully drops a ball into any empty cup on their side of the table, no action shall be taken.
8. If a ball bounces off of a player into a full cup on their side of the table, this cup must be drank. However, if the ball bounces off of a player into an empty cup, play resumes as usual with no penalty.
9. At any time in the game, if a player asks an opponent to straighten their cups, the opponent must do so.
10. At any time in the game, if a player asks an opponent which cups are empty, the opponent must tell them.
11. No player may throw a ball from anywhere in front of their edge of the table. In other words, they may not throw from the sides of the table.
12. A player may not throw a ball while they are supposed to be drinking, however, they may pass the ball to their partner to put back into play.
13. If all team members on one team are drinking at the same time (cup is still on the lips or still has beer in it) for any reason related to the game, they must forfeit the balls to the opposing team. They may wait until they are both finished drinking to do so.
14. Players may throw balls at any of their opponents' cups at any time.
15. If a cup is knocked over by a valid throw, the cup should be refilled to its original level and drank by the player in front of that cup.
16. If a cup on a player's own side of the table is knocked over due to carelessness, the player must refill that cup to the original level and drink the contents.
17. At the onset of any game, two opponents may opt to include a "challenge cup" in the game. This must be agreed upon before the game commences.
18. Once the ball has been determined out of play, the first player to gain possession of the ball may use it for the next throw.
19. Players may not throw balls at their opponents cups if the opponent is in the process of drinking one of their cups.
20. The challengers must refill the winning team's cups, however, the winning team may choose which side to play on after the fill has been completed. This keeps the size of the fills fair.
21. If a team is possession of all the balls in play, they may hold them to allow a team member leave the table for a brief period of time.

Glossary of Terms

Full Cup - SoloŽ 16-ounce cup filled with approximately 2 ounces of beer (1/6 of a 12 ounce can or filled to the first indentation.
Beirut Table - Official dimensions are 8' long by 6' wide by 3' high.
Team - A team can consist of 2 or 3 players. In the case of 3 players, 3 ping pong balls should be used.
Challenge Cup - One cup of beer filled to the rim, placed at any location in the pyramid.
Out of Play - A ball is determined out of play when it is apparent that it is impossible for the ball to fall into a cup on the destination side of the table.

Nittany Pong is played mostly by the athletes at Penn State and has similar rules to most pong games yet some fun added to it. Most frats and people who have never heard of it hate the sound of it but love it once they play it themselves.

24 cups used, two triangles of 6 on each side of a table for each team.

1. A player on each team starts with a pong ball and shoots at the other teams ball across the table. You are allowed to reach across the table as far as you want as long as you don't spill one of your cups.
2. If a cup is made the person who's pyramid it was in must chug whatever is in that cup and take it out of the pyramid. Then the person that made the cup gets the ball back for another shot. "Make it take it".
3. If a shot is missed, the ball becomes a free for all and anyone on either team can grab it to get another shot. This gets really funny when the players are really drunk and are fighting for the ball.
4. When a team has only 6 cups left on their side, the opposite team must call "put'em" for them to be put into one combined pyramid in the middle of the side. If the team calls put'em and the other team shoots without putting em, they must chug a cup of the opponent's choice.
5. If a shot bounces and goes into a cup, the cup is chugged but the team does not get the ball back. This goes for if the ball bounces from one pyramid to the other and makes it in the wrong pyramid.
6. NO blowing or scooping out on a spin ball because that's just bull shit.
7. You can wave in front of the cups and do whatever you want to screw up the other team's shot except touch the ball. If the ball touches you before it bounces down, you have to chug a cup.
8. Winning team stays on the table for the next opponent.

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