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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 play with the same cup rule when 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. Same cup rule both players have the balls it's our turn, he's going to go first and he make the front cup. Now if I make the front cup then they pull 3 cups. So I made the front cup they take and take off 3 cups off the table also what people play with when you make the same cup. If we make the same cup we pull all of the cups that are touching this cup called explosion. So if this happens we would pull 8 cups off the table in one turn. Also another thing to think about is when I shoot if I make it they can pull the ball out of the cup, depending on where you go. Some people keep the ball in the cup other people will take the ball out of the cup, some people will pull the cup off the table because if you make the same ball (2 balls in one cup) the game is over. "
eHow Article: Playing Beer Pong With The Same Cup Rule
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