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Selecting A Table For Beer Pong
Necessary Materials for Playing Beer Pong
Setting Up A Table For Beer Pong
Starting A Game Of Beer Pong
Shooting The Ball In Beer Pong
Removing The Cups In Beer Pong
The Rules of Beer Pong
Playing Beer Pong With The Same Cup Rule
Playing Beer Pong With The Balls Back Rule
Playing Beer Pong With The Elbow Rule
Re-Racks In Beer Pong
Doing Rebuttals In Beer Pong
Playing Defense In Beer Pong
Playing Beer Pong With The Behind The Back Rule
Playing The Over Throw Rule In Beer Pong
Scoring Game Enders In Beer Pong
Going Into Overtime In Beer Pong
Summary: How to set up the game and table for playing beer pong; get expert tips on playing drinking games in this free instructional video.
Russell Meyerowitz is the CEO of OnFIREbeerpong, Inc. OnFIREbeerpong, Inc. is a San Diego based company that specializes in portable and custom beer pong tables. Russell has been...read more
"Hi, my name is Russell Meryerowitz I'm with Expert Village. This is how to play beer pong. This is how to setup the game. So we need 22 cups, you take 10 cups and you start setting it up in a triangle with 4 cups on the back, then you go make a pyramid. You have 3 cups, 2 cups, then 1 cup, then you have your water cup that goes over here, you do this on both sides. You can either play with 10 cups, you can play with 6 cups, 3 cups you can really have however many cups you want. But it's a standard beer pong game consist of starting with 10 cups on each side of the table. Then you take your choice of liquid, here we are playing with water today and you fill up the cup to, there is a first line of the cup that is usually the standard spot to where you fill up the cup to. So you fill up the cups and then fill the water cup up to clean off the balls and you're ready to play."
eHow Article: Setting Up A Table For Beer Pong
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