Left Field Sports, Inc. wants to ensure that if you can't attain glory on the field, you have the opportunity to obtain glory at the bar! That's right, following all games, the real competition begins when we get to our sponsor bar and commence our weekly Flip Cup and Flong tournaments.

Flip Cup is one of the two official beer games of Left Field Sports, Inc. Every week, following games teams will face off in an NCAA style tournament to determine each week's Flip Cup Champion, all the while gaining points towards being crowned the season's Flip Cup Champion and gaining the honor to hoist the coveted Flip Cup Championship Trophy.

Flong is the other official beer game of Left Field Sports, Inc. and is a Happy Hour Kickball invention. Flong, (crafted by Aryan Rodriguez, Budweiser Mike Townsend and Adam Balog) is a game that combines the best of Flip Cup and the best of Beer Pong. Because you most likely have not heard of Flong, here are the rules so you can be prepared to play it the next time you are at Left Field Sports, Inc. sponsored event!

The Equipment Needed:

	As many cups as players are lined up in Flip Cup Fashion on each side of the long side of the table (5 - 6 dependent on team size). Cups filled to the lower line as in any Flip Cup game.
	10 mini cups set up in the typical triangle at each end of the table. The cups are filled to the lower line of the cup.
	2 Pong Balls.
	2 teams of ready and willing drinkers.

 
The Rules:

	Each player stands along the long side of the table in their normal flip cup stance.
	The game begins much like a normal flip cup game with the two beginning flippers facing off and heading down in the normal order as one would in a normal game of flip cup.
	This person will then have to drink a mini cup of beer as a "punishment" for hurting their team, but like all good games, they will be given a chance to save face through the "Redemption Shot".
	The Redemption Shot occurs when the losing player then takes their team's pong ball and attempts to sink their ball on the first try at the pong pyramid.
	If they are successful they can choose a person from the opposite team to drink said cup. If they miss, no harm done.
	The game continues in this fashion until one team has had all their beer pong cups drank by their opposing team.
	With the cups that are remaining on the table they are then handed out on an even basis to all of the losing players.

 
Now, do you think you've got the skills necessary to step up to the Flong table?

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