Fountain Cup

Setup

A Ceiling
9 12FL Solo Cups
1 to 2 ping pong balls depending on how many players
Up to 4 players
3’6″ by 2′ table
Beer Mug
Lots of Beer

Rules to drink by

1. Set up 4 cups in a diamond so that a ball can sit in the middle of the cups on each side of the table
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2. Place the Beer Mug with a Solo cup in it, in the middle of the table being the (Fountain Cup).
3. You can have up to 2 players on a team with two ping pong balls.
4. Here’s how the game is played you must throw the ping pong ball off the ceiling to get it in a cup and if you don’t succeed in hitting the ceiling you must drink from your beer this rule applies throughtout the whole game.
5. To end the game quickly you can try and get the ping pong ball in the middle of the four cups (extremely hard).
6. When you do succeed in getting your ball in the opponents cup they drink that cup then refill it and place it on one of the corners of their end of the table.
7. If the ball bounces on the table into an opponents cup they take one of the cups out of play.
8. When you get two cups gone you can then call for the FOUNTAIN CUP which you can call only five times throughout the game.
9. If a player at any times get the ball in the Fountain Cup before two cups are gone the opponents must then put all cups back into the diamond formation.
9. If the ball hits the opponents cups and comes back to you, you have a chance to throw it in the cup that was placed in the corner of the table if you get it in there, they take that cup and another off the table.
10. Once all the opponents cups are off the table the game is not over yet, to end the game you need to get the ball in the Fountain Cup.
11. You do have a chance to rebudle. The opponents must take one cup place it in the corner of the table and then place one off on the end of the their side. You must then first shoot the ball into the corner cup then throw the ball off the ceiling into the other cup. If this does happen, players place two cups on both side of the table and same rules apply.

Submitted by

Adam S, Tom Mc from CC