X-Cup Minefield
(n.) in the 10-cup, “beirut” variation of beer pong, the x-cup minefield (where x is equal to the number of remaining cups) is a re-rack called at any number of cups in which all remaining cups are arranged randomly sp-ced throughout the side of the table. considered the boldest call in all of beer pong
i’m feeling b-llsy, guys. let’s get the x-cup minefield.
dude, did you see the game when eric called the 10-cup minefield? he didn’t win, but it actually came pretty d-mn close. zack had nothing to do with it.
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