Giant Yard Pong Basketball Game

The Giant Yard Pong Basketball Game is the perfect addition to any outdoor gathering. Whether you're hosting a backyard BBQ, having a family game night, or spending a day at the beach, this game will keep everyone entertained for hours. The set includes 12 high-density plastic buckets, 2 basket balls, and a durable carrying bag for easy transportation. This set has everything you need to start playing right away. All you have to do is supply the water.

Not only is Giant Yard Pong a fun game to play, but it's also a great way to stay active and competitive. Suitable for players of all skill levels, it can be played for fun or as a competitive sport. Located in Seneca, SC, we take pride in offering quality products that bring people together. The Giant Yard Pong Basketball Game is just one example of our commitment to providing fun and engaging activities for families and friends. So gather your loved ones and get ready to have a blast with one of the greatest backyard game ever!

The Rules:
The rules of the game are simple and easy to follow. The objective of the game is to make all six buckets before the opposing team. Any additional rules can be added at your own discretion.

• Teams:
  • A standard game of BasketPong is played by two teams with two players on each team.
• Honors:
  • To determine which team takes the first turn, also known as a “tip off” in the basketball world, it’s simple: ladies first. In the event there are no ladies present, you can use a simple coin flip, or a classic duel of Rock, Paper, Scissors (best two out of three, obviously).
• Turns:
  • Teams then take turns trying to make buckets, with each player taking one shot per turn. Each player gets one attempt per turn to try to make a shot, and must shoot the ball from behind their own buckets. Once a bucket is made, place aside to remove it from play.
• Redemption:
  • Once a team has successfully made all six buckets, the opposing team is given a chance at redemption. For example, Team A is the first team to make all six buckets. Each player on Team B will then get one attempt to make as many buckets as possible until they miss. If both players on Team B are unable to make all of the remaining buckets, Team A wins the game. If Team B is able to make all of the remaining buckets, the game will be decided in overtime.
• Overtime:
  • The rules of overtime are the same as the original rules (one shot per player, per turn) but only the back three buckets are in play. In the example above, Team A would have “honors” in overtime, since they were the first team to make all six buckets in the original game. Overtime is played as sudden-death: the first team to make all three back buckets wins the game. Sorry, no second chance at redemption — it’s time to let someone else play.