Beer Pong Rules

If one player on a team does not make a shot during the duration of the game the troll rule comes in to effect. That person now has to sit under the table for the duration of the next game. Once that game is done the person is then relived from under the table. Submitted [...]

If a person makes three or more shots without missing one that person (not both people) will get their ball back for another shot.

With this rule in the game you cannot ask for a re-rack if someone on your team has already shot once regardless of whether he or she hit the shot or not. This rule makes a little more difficult to bring it back. It also keeps you on your toes to make sure to ask [...]

The beer pong ball is in play and up for grabs after each shot until a player from either team gets it. This form of the game gets crazy and usually, at least one player ends up bleeding or injured…. good stuff.

Pretty much everyone uses this rule when playing beer pong… If a team hits both their shots they get the balls back for two more shots.

If a team hits both their shots they don’t get the ball back. This rules is usually put in place to speed the game up during a tournament.

If you throw air ball over the table (past the four horsemen), you have to drink a cup (of your opponents choice) from your rack.

When you play someone one on one and you shut them out, you forever reserve the right TO NEVER PLAY THEM AGAIN. BONUS to this RULE: You may also reserve the right to reference the shut out at any future event, (including weddings) involving anyone, who witnessed, or took part of the infamous SHUT OUT. [...]

When you have cleared all of your opponents cups, the opposing team gets a chance to sink all of your remaining cups in a row to create a draw game. – submitted By Max

If you and your partner make your shots into the same cup before the other team grabs the balls the game is over and you win. -Submitted by Bruce