Beer pong racked into the shape of a jack-o'-lantern face. Eyes, nose, and mouth trigger unique effects.
Classic Beer Pong transformed with a seasonal twist. Instead of standard triangle racks, cups are arranged as a carved jack-o'-lantern face. Sinking balls into different facial features activates distinct penalties — eyes rob opponent throws, mouth cups act normally, and the isolated nose triggers a team-wide drink. Highly intuitive for any party, requiring only a unique setup.
Rack 10 cups per side into a jack-o'-lantern face: 2 triangular eyes (3 cups each), 1 center nose cup, and a 3-cup mouth line below. Split into two equal teams.
Teams take turns throwing. Each turn, both players on a team throw 1 ball toward the opposing pumpkin face.
Sinking a MOUTH cup: Opponents drink and remove the sunk cup (standard rule).
Sinking an EYE cup: Opponents drink the cup and lose 1 throw on their upcoming turn.
Sinking the NOSE cup: Opponents remove the nose cup, and EVERY player on the opposing team must take 1 sip from their personal drink.
Cups are NEVER re-racked during the game. The pumpkin face must gradually vanish as it gets cleared.
The first team to completely erase the opposing pumpkin face wins. The losing team finishes all remaining active cups on the table.
Turn off all ambient room lights and play illuminated solely by a candle inside a jack-o'-lantern in the middle of the table.
One cup in the pumpkin arrangement is secretly filled with a sour or harsh liquid. Only the defending team who racked it knows which one it is.
A team relay race where each player must finish their drink before the next teammate can start. First team to empty all glasses wins.
Hit the cups in a row one by one. You must go further than the person before you, or you drink. If you beat them, they drink.
A high-speed race to bounce balls into cups. Be faster than the player to your right, or you're drinking.
Everyone shoots balls at the ring of cups simultaneously. If the center 'chandelier' is hit, a race begins: everyone must chug and flip their cup. The last one pokes the 'chandelier'.