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Death Pong

The combination of arguably the best two drinking games out there, beer pong (Beirut) and circle of death (ring of fire, kings).

normal 10 cup setup for beer pong

1

2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9 10
1 & 5 = social

2= girls
3= guys

4 & 6= categories
7 & 10= rules
8= thumb master
9= question master
bounce is waterfall ( everyone around table plays )
gentlemen shot is cancel a rule

Two types of Rules:

Hindering: last for one game.

Non-Hindering:last for the night.

BTW; it may sound complex but we made it up when we were drunk so that tells you its not that hard
"Beer Pong is fun but Circle of Death has better rules. Lets combine them into Death Pong!!!!" - Bart Allen 49
examples of hindering rules: ex.one eye blind shot, shoot only with left hand
examples of non-hindering rules: tiki man, drink drank drunk
Rules do stack; for example you bounce it into cup 4. you do categories then start waterfall
Death Pong by bartallen49 February 4, 2010

Pong of Death 

A drinking game that combines Beer Pong and Circle of Death. Before each throw, the thrower flips a card and does whatever the card requires (per Circle of Death rules). "Bonus throw" can be substituted for "Thumbmaster" if a Jack is drawn.
"Dude, what the fuck happened last night, I don't remember shit."

"Please tell me you at least remember Pong of Death."

"Oh god yes. That is the greatest game ever."

"Then you remember all you need to know."
Pong of Death by white queso January 14, 2010

DeathConga

A shit party during a global pandemic, usually in a shitty part of the UK (eg RCT)
No, I’m not staying in tonight, I’m off to the DeathConga
DeathConga by RCT_Hibernation May 10, 2020
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