Beer die, beer dye or snappa is a table-based drinking game in which opposing players sit or stand at opposite ends and throw a die over a certain height with the goal of either landing the die in their opponent's cup or having the die hit the table and bounce over the scoring area to the floor. The defending team attempts to catch the die one Arrange the cups in a triangular shape or pyramid on the two opposite corner of the table. Each triangle should face the opponent team. Have one cup in the first row, 2 in the second, 3 cups in the third row and 4 cups in the fourth row. You can also play with 6 cups each! Fill the cups with beer half way or quarter depending on how much Every time you make a putt, the opposing team is encouraged to take a sip of beer (or water, if that's your jam). The first person or team to make putts in all six holes (as indicated by a hole plug being inserted into the hole) wins! The winners stay and take on the next opponent. As in the drinking game, house rules are encouraged and reign Non-alcoholic beer pong follows similar rules to the original Beer Pong, with teams taking turns to throw ping pong balls into cups arranged in a triangle formation on a table. When a ball lands in a cup, the opposing team must drink the non-alcoholic beverage in that cup. The team that successfully eliminates all of their opponent’s cups Here are the basic rules of beer pong: 1. Setup: Arrange ten cups in a pyramid formation on each end of a table. Fill them with a predetermined amount of beer (usually 1/3 or 1/4 of a cup). 2. Teams: Divide players into two teams of two or more people on each side of the table. Rules. This is usually an unspoken rule at house parties (or at least until someone breaks it). When shooting, players must keep their elbows behind the edge of the table. If a wrists rule is in effect, players must keep their wrists behind the edge of the table. Breaking this rule results in the shot not counting. Spilled Cup – Rules of Beer Pong #21. 21. Spilled Cup. Often in a rowdy game of beer pong includes a spilled cup. If someone spills their own cup, for whatever reason, the cup counts as a made cup and must be removed. This happens many times when a player tries to block a bounced shot. Check out these beer pong mats to help keep your cups BEER PONG RULES: Standard Non-paddle Beer Pong rules apply including the following “House Rules” NO LEANING Successful bounces count for 2 cups Bounce attempts CAN be swatted away ONLY FEMALES can blow out spinners Celebrity shots (by subs or observers) are accepted at the team’s agreement Team aOUCT0V.