Three-player variant of ping pong
- Like one-on-one table tennis, played to 21 points (or 11 if you must)
- The third player begins off to the side as scorekeeper
- When a player wins a point, he/she remains in play
- When a player loses a point, he/she trades places with the scorekeeper after the scorekeeper tallies the point
- The scores belong to the sides of the table, not the individual players
- Likewise, the current server is determined by the side of the table and not the individual players
- After each five points scored, serving switches to the other side of the table
- The scorekeeper is responsible for keeping track of which side serves
- The winner is the player on the winning side of the table
- The loser is the player on the losing side of the table
- The scorekeeper is also a loser
Clarifications for players of Dungeons and Pong:
- No dribbling
- One or at most two "self-passes" are acceptable if sufficiently panic-stricken
- The ball can be served from either quadrant on the server's side of the table, to either quadrant on the receiver's side