Choosing who goes first:

Empty all wells and shoot a cue ball at each from each other’s kitchen.

Closest to the gutter without going in gets to go first. Bounce not required.

Your kitchen is anywhere behind the front of the front well.

Starting game

1. Each side has two shots just like beerpong

2. These shots start in the kitchen

3. The shots must bounce off of a railing, peg bumper, or any ball on

the table before they go in a well.

4. Once a ball goes in a well, a peg-cap must immediately be placed

in the well that the ball went in

5. Once all wells are capped on your opponent’s side you win.

Balls Back

1. If you can make two balls in the same well you get balls back.

2. If your first shot doesn’t go in and remains on the playing surface

you have the opportunity to hit the stationary ball and use that as

a bounce. If during this shot they both go in, you get balls back.

Red Balls

1. These are defensive balls only, and they don’t have to be hit

2. You can bounce off these balls for your required bounce before

going into a well

3. You can scatter these red balls to interfere with your opponents

shot angles

4. If you make a defensive ball on your opponents kitchen they get

to remove any peg-cap they want that you previously made,

making the well open to be made again.

5. If you can bounce a shot in and out of your opponent’s kitchen

and make a red ball into a well in front of you. You can remove a

peg-cap from your opponent’s well.

Game Enders

1. Once all your wells have been capped you win.

2. If you have one well left and you put both balls in the well no

redemption is available…. If you have two wells left and you make

both, no redemption is available…

REDEMPTION

If game enders didn’t occur

3. Not all hope is lost. If your opponent’s kitchen only has one well

open you can win by making both shots in the one remaining well.

4. If your opponent’s kitchen has two wells open you can win the

game by making one shot in each one of the remaining wells. One

ball per one well.

5. If there are more than two wells open then you have to use balls

back techniques to close it out and win.

6. If there are three or more wells open on your opponent’s side you

have to make balls back until redemption rules one or two are

available.