Fagpoeng

Fagpoeng, also known as "fagpong" or "beer pong," is a popular drinking game that originated in the United States and has gained international recognition. The game is typically played with two teams, each consisting of at least two players. The objective is to throw ping pong balls into the opposing team's cups, which are filled with a beverage, usually beer. Each cup is placed in a triangular formation at varying distances from the thrower, with the closest cups being the easiest to hit and the farthest being the most challenging.

The game begins with each team setting up their cups in a triangular formation. The number of cups can vary, but a common setup is ten cups per team, arranged in four rows with 4, 3, 2, and 1 cup respectively. The teams then take turns throwing ping pong balls, with each successful hit resulting in the opposing team having to drink the contents of the cup. If a player misses, the throwing team does not suffer any penalty, and the turn passes to the opposing team.

Fagpoeng can be played with various rules and variations, depending on the preferences of the players. Some common variations include "bounce shots," where the ball must bounce before entering the cup, and "red cups," where the cups are colored to indicate different point values. The game is often played at parties and social gatherings, and its simplicity and competitive nature have contributed to its enduring popularity. However, it is important to note that the game involves alcohol consumption and should be played responsibly.