BJ's Beer Pong Tables

FAQs and Other Interesting Facts

How long will it take for my beer pong table to arrive and how much does shipping cost?
If there is no wait time listed below the price of the table, stock designs arrive within 1 to 2 weeks via FedEx ground. Custom designs require additional production time and thus take 6 to 12 weeks. Our official table cost $26 to ship and the our king size cost $36 to ship.
How long does it take for the accessory products to arrive?
Our accessory products will take 1 to 2 weeks to arrive.
How will I be able to track my shipment and how long does it normally take to arrive once it has been shipped?
Once your table ships, you will receive an e-mail with your fedex ground tracking code. You can then track your table on fedex.com. Your table will take up to 5 days to arrive once it has been shipped.
Will you ship internationally and how much does it cost?
We will ship your table internationally, however standard shipping rates will apply. Our shopping cart includes an option for shipping to Canada, so you may select this option. For all other international shipments, please send any inquires using the contact form.
What are the table dimensions and weights for a standard table and a king size table?
This standard BJ's Beer Pong Table weights 27lbs and is 2' x 7.5' when open and folds into a 2' x 3.75' x 2.75 carrying position. This King Size BJ's Beer Pong Table weighs 39lbs and is 3' x 8' when open and folds into a 1.5' x 4' x 5.5 carrying position. All tables are 30" high when standing.
What should I do if I have a question about my table after it arrives?
Hit us up via the contact form.
What are the BJ's Beer Pong Official Rules?
  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. Distracting your opponent is allowed as long as you are not obstructing your opponent's ability to see the cups.
  6. If you and your teammate make both your shots consecutively you get both the balls back and you get to shoot again.
  7. Teammates alternate drinking cups as they are made.
  8. 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).
  9. 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).
  10. 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.
  11. If you knock over a cup it is lost.
  12. 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.
  13. 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.
  14. 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.
  15. 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.
  16. No fist fighting (Fist fighting results in disqualifications).
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