The 10-second overview
What changes
You play beer pong as usual — the only difference is the cups are stabilized by inserts instead of liquid.
What you get
A one-table kit plus simple materials to run consistent beer pong games without turning it into a staff project.
Step-by-step
Designed to be simple. If you can set up darts, you can run beer pong this way.
1) Set the tables
Use tables you already have. 6'–8' total length is ideal. Two tables pushed together works great.
Width is flexible.
2) Set cups + drop in anchors
Place cups like normal and drop one Pong Anchor™ into each cup. The insert gives the cup the “liquid weight” feel —
but it’s totally dry.
3) Let people play
Same balls. Same rules. Same energy. The only thing missing is the mess.
4) Pack up fast
Dump everything into the case and you’re done. No pouring, no dumping, no sticky-floor cleanup.
Table + layout guidance
Placement matters. Put the beer pong table where people can see it — visibility drives participation.
Quick rules of thumb
- Length: 6'–8' total is ideal
- Two tables: perfectly fine
- Width: flexible (18"–48" works)
- Visibility: place it where people naturally gather
Run it as a weekly beer pong night
The best results come from repetition. Keep it simple: one night, one table, every week.
A simple weekly plan
- Set the table up before people arrive.
- Put out a small sign: “Beer Pong Night.”
- Let players run games (no babysitting required).
- Optional: winner gets a small prize.
- Repeat weekly. That’s how it catches on.
What comes in the Standard Set
One-table setup + the basic materials to run beer pong consistently.
- ✓20 Pong Anchors™ inserts
- ✓20 cups + 6 balls
- ✓Carry case
- ✓Playbook PDF (rules + promo + bracket)
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