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It’s called ‘fuck the dealer’ b/c toward the end of the game when most of the cards have been used, it’s a lot easier to guess cards so whoever is the last dealer ends up getting fucked.

Landmines come into play when you finish a can or bottle DURING the game. While a person is drinking slam your can or bottle on the coin and make them go again. The landmine stays on the table and when a coin hits the landmine they have to do it all over again. 

On a table shorter than 8 feet your elbow may not pass the back edge of the table. On tables 8 feet long your shoulder may not pass the back edge of the table.If both teams are new to the table players must shootout to see which team goes first. Players must shoot at the same time while looking into the eyes of their opponent. Challengers always shoot second.Reorganize cups at 6, 4, 3, 2, and 1 for an easier, faster game. Reorganize cups at 6 and 3 for a more challenging game. Another option is allow two re-racks per side at any point during the game, except mid-turn.

Cups may only be reorganized at the beginning of your turn. It is your responsibility to ask for a re-rack, your opponent does not have to re-rack unless you remember to request one.

Distracting your opponent is allowed as long as you are not obstructing your opponent’s ability to see the cups.

If you and your teammate make both your shots consecutively you get both the balls back and you get to shoot again.

Teammates alternate drinking cups as they are made.

Bounce shots: if a ball goes directly from a player’s hand to the table top and then into a cup it counts for 2 cups. If a bounce shot is attempted the defending team may grab or swat the ball out of the air before it reaches the cups. (pay attention)

If a ball drops in your cup for any reason the cup must be drunk and removed (this does not count if it was dropped in by a non-player, unless that person was giving a guest shot).

Once a ball bounces off anything (i.e. the beer pong table, rim of a cup, your forehead) you may grab it before it falls into a cup.

If you knock over a cup it is lost.

If you touch a ball in the air before it bounces or crosses the edge of the table you must remove and drink 2 cups.

Only girls can blow. If a ball is spinning around inside a cup girls can blow in the cup to try and get the ball out. However, if a ball is blown on in one cup, and then that ball goes into another cup, both cups must be drunk.

Last cup policy: if your opponent makes his shot into your last cup, you and your teammate have the opportunity to rebut. This means you and your opponent get one last chance to shoot till you miss. If you can make all you the remaining cups without missing both teams return to 3 cups.

If there are only 2 cups remaining and both are made consecutively in the same turn there is no rebuttal. If there is only one cup remaining and both teammates make their shots into that cup in the same turn the game is over.

No fist fighting (Fist fighting results in disqualifications).

All disputes will be settled by management / the house.

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An easier, alternative version allows players to say the same phrase (”fuzzy duck” or “ducky fuzz”) until someone says “does he?”. This reverses the direction of play and introduces the phrase change.

Increasing intoxication makes the game more challenging. Even when sober, it is easy to misspeak the words “fuzzy duck”, “ducky fuzz”, and “does he” because they are mild toungue-twisters which require a bit of concentration. Invariably, players render the proper words as the spoonerisms “fucky duzz” or “duzzy fuck”, which sound like “fuck he does” and “does he fuck”. Sometimes, an unsuspecting player is surprised when they have spoken a profanity, which can add to the fun of the game.

The Century Club is doing a shot every minute for 100 minutes. You can add rules to this game if you want. An example is if you go to the bathroom before the end of the hour you must finish a beer. At the end of the hour you will usually have had six beers.

Setting Up

The first part of the game is for the dealer to set up the table of cards, called The Bus. This requires placing 10 cards face down on the table in a non-overlapping triangle. The triangle consists of 4, 3, 2 and 1 card per layer, with the apex facing the dealer.

Dealing

The dealer deals five cards to each player, beginning on their left. Remaining cards are left aside in the pile. The pile is left aside as it will be used at the end of the round.

The dealer then turns a card in the furthest row of the Bus. All players with a card with the same face value may choose to play as many as they have. If a player has a playable card, they nominate any other player to take a drink of the victim’s choice.

Play continues with the Dealer gradually showing every card in the Bus, being sure to empty each row before uncovering the next.

The round ends once the card in the bottom row of the Bus has been acquired.

End of Round

Once play has finished, all players count up their cards. If no player has four or more cards, the round is over and a new round is begun as in Setting Up. However, if any players have four or more cards, someone must Ride the Bus. This person is chosen as the player with the most cards. However, if more than one player has the same number of cards, players each take the topmost card from the pile, continuing until one player has a card greater than the others.

Riding the Bus

All cards are collected and shuffled, leaving the pile separate. The pile is then use to deal out another bus until it is exhausted, the shuffled cards are then used to complete the bus. Whilst riding the bus, the following cards are designated the following ranks: Jack: 1 drink. Queen: 2 drinks. King: 3 drink. Ace: 4 drinks.

The chosen player must then pick one card from the longest row, picking one card from each row in order until they reach the short row. If the player selects one of the listed cards above they must take the required number of drinks, remove all upturned cards, replace them with cards from the shuffled deck, and begin from the top row again. They have successfully ridden the bus when the overturn the last card (the card in the shortest) without overturning one of the cards listed above.

Play then continues as in Setting Up.

An alternative method of Ride involves the Rider being dealt a row with a predetermined number of cards. Drinks are only taken with face cards, as above; however, additional cards are simultaneously added to the row, using the same formula: 1 card for a Jack, 4 for an Ace, etc. E.g. if a King is drawn, the Rider takes 3 drinks, and 3 additional (unseen) cards are added to the end of his row. This method is a simplified version of the previous, while maintaining the principles and integrity of the game.

In playing this method, the number of cards in the initial row is generally about ten. Any number of cards up to twelve ensures that the deck of cards will not run out before the bus is finished; playing with more cards introduces the possibility of the deck expiring and requiring reshuffling, leading to many more drinks, and the slim possibility of a never-ending game.