Ping Pong Challenge Game

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To use Ponginator Minute to Win It Game as part of a team building or group activity, the rules can be adapted to get individuals to compete against each other to win points for their team.

These ping pong balls are ITTF-approved, which can also be ascertained by the approval stamp on them. The stamp also includes the 40+ mark, which indicates that the balls follow the 40mm ITTF regulations. This means that these balls can be used for tournament play as well. Moreover, the balls also fulfill the weight regulations of 2.7g by the ITTF, thus providing consistent bounce, speed, and spin. These balls have a 3-star rating, which means that you can conveniently use them to enhance your game. Looking for fun minute to win it party games for kids at school, to have at kid’s birthday parties, Christmas minute to win it themed games, or simply a fun, competitive family game night?

Ping Pong Drinking Games

When you are looking to play table tennis or ping pong with your friends in the basement or during lunch break in your workplace, you can make do with most ping pong balls since you are just playing for fun. Ideally, you should look for balls that have a 3-star rating but aren’t too expensive. The Minute to Win It games are great fun for parties, social and corporate events as well as team building and youth activities. If you google “minute to win it games” you’re likely to find thousands of them which is overwhelming!

This list of games would not be complete without mentioning a good old fashioned game of Ping Pong. You can either play 1 on 1 or in teams of 2 with each person not allowed to hit the ball 2 times in a row. Or split your party guests into 2 teams. Start with two people on each team and each time one side concedes a point, the next 2 players from each team take over. Give each team 17 cups and have them place plastic cups on their side of the net to create “ships.” Each team should create a 5 cup ship, 4 cup ship, (2) 3 cup ships, and a 2 cup ship. You will need: a sufficiently large table (that can be used while you wait for your beer pong/ping pong table to arrive); lots of ping pong balls; 12 cups; preferably beer, but any sort of alcohol will do too. The most common formation is an equilateral triangle with 6 cups. The formation is assembled on each side of the table.

The player is given six empty bottles of soda, ping pong ball, and a scotch glass. He/she has to turn the bottles upside-down, arrange them in a straight line, and place the glass at the end of the last bottle. Then place the ping pong ball on the first bottle and blow it in such a way that it passes over all the bottles and falls into the glass. The one who is unable to do it will have to drink vodka shots every time he/she loses. Tipsy Sport takes plunge with new rule". New Straits Times. Malaysia. 27 April 2001. p.40. Archived from the original on 22 December 2015 . Retrieved 13 December 2015.