Rules - 13 Cup Double Triangles Setup

The 13 cup double triangle is almost exactly the same setup as the 12 Cup Double Triangles Setup, with one small addition. This addition is a cup known as the combo cup, which is placed between the two 6 cup triangles. When this cup is hit, the defending team must combine what remains of each of the 6 cup triangles into one triangle regardless of how many cups remain.

4 The Cups

4.3 Arrangement of Cups [Variation]: Each team shall defend 13 cups. 12 cups shall be arranged in the shape of 2 triangles of 6 cups each, and 1 cup, designated the combo cup, shall be centered between the triangles and colinear with the back row of each triangle. The triangles shall be located 4 inches from the end of the table, centered on each side of the table, and with the base of the triangles parallel to the end of the table.

10 Sinking the Ball

10.4 Cup Consolidation

10.4.1 6 Cup Triangle Consolidation [Addition]: Immediately following a cup removal that leaves 6 cups, not counting the combo cup, the remaining cups shall be consolidated into the shape of a triangle and the combo cup shall be removed from play. Immediately following the removal of the combo cup, the beverage contained within the combo cup shall consumed by a player on the shooting team. The triangle shall be located 4 inches from the end of the table, equidistant from either side of the table, and with the base of the triangle parallel to the end of the table.
10.4.2 Combo Cup Triangle Consolidation [Addition]: Immediately following the removal of the combo cup, the remaining cups shall be consolidated into the shape of a triangle. If there is not a number of cups remaining to be consolidated into a perfect triangle, the cups shall be consolidated into a triangle with an incomplete back row. The triangle shall be located 4 inches from the end of the table, equidistant from either side of the table, and with the base of the triangle parallel to the end of the table.

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