Re-Racks In Beer Pong
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Re-Racks In Beer Pong
Hi, my name is Russell Meryerowitz I'm with Expert Village. This is how to play beer pong. This is the re-racks, so as the game gets going and cups are being pulled off the table and being made. Obviously you are going to get different looking shapes of the cups so in order to consolidate the cups. Depending on where you are or any rules you are playing with usually it's around at 6 cups you're allowed a re-rack. So we have 7 cups on the table as we make 1 cup we can pull the cup off and now with our next turn we are able to consolidate and get a re-rack with 6. As we get going our next point to re-rack is 3 other people will get 2 re-racks a game, so no matter how many cups we have you can call a re-rack. You just have to call a re-rack in order to get your re-rack, the other thing a lot of people play with is you can not re-rack in between a turn. So if we both make a ball and we get the balls back we have 6 cups but they are not consolidated, we can not have that re-rack, cause it's in between turns. With the re-racks people do different shapes, diamond shapes, they call it T racks, reverse T and they come up with different names for different looking racks. Here's the standard 3 cup rack, here's the diamond rack if you are able to have a rack at any time you want, there's 4 cups left on the table, someone chooses to have a diamond rack. This rack with 3 cups left on the table, the reverse triangle. Again we have 3 cups on the table with all 3 cups lines in a row, with 3 cups left on the table here's a side triangle also maybe known as a T rack.
Hi, my name is Russell Meryerowitz I'm with Expert Village. This is how to play beer pong. This is the re-racks, so as the game gets going and cups are being pulled off the table and being made. Obviously you are going to get different looking shapes of the cups so in order to consolidate the cups. Depending on where you are or any rules you are playing with usually it's around at 6 cups you're allowed a re-rack. So we have 7 cups on the table as we make 1 cup we can pull the cup off and now with our next turn we are able to consolidate and get a re-rack with 6. As we get going our next point to re-rack is 3 other people will get 2 re-racks a game, so no matter how many cups we have you can call a re-rack. You just have to call a re-rack in order to get your re-rack, the other thing a lot of people play with is you can not re-rack in between a turn. So if we both make a ball and we get the balls back we have 6 cups but they are not consolidated, we can not have that re-rack, cause it's in between turns. With the re-racks people do different shapes, diamond shapes, they call it T racks, reverse T and they come up with different names for different looking racks. Here's the standard 3 cup rack, here's the diamond rack if you are able to have a rack at any time you want, there's 4 cups left on the table, someone chooses to have a diamond rack. This rack with 3 cups left on the table, the reverse triangle. Again we have 3 cups on the table with all 3 cups lines in a row, with 3 cups left on the table here's a side triangle also maybe known as a T rack.
About the Expert
Expert: Russell Meyerowitz is the CEO of OnFIREbeerpong, Inc. OnFIREbeerpong, Inc. is a San Diego based company that specializes in portable and custom beer pong tables. Read More
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