The World Series of Beer Pong (“WSOBP”) is the largest, longest-running organized beer pong tournament in the world. Last year’s event drew over 800 participants from 45 U.S. States and 5 Canadian Provinces, and offered the largest payout in beer pong history – $50,000. Though the deadline to sign up has passed (it was 12/10), you could still win your way to the event by competing in an official satellite tournament. Even if you don’t qualify, here are the 10 best reasons for going.

he 2010 Atlantic City Beer Pong Championship took place a couple of weekends ago at the Resorts Casino in A.C. One of the best beer pong players to grace the tables in AC is Vinny Catizone, formerly of “The Outsiders” now 1/2 of “God Given. ” In COED’s interview, we speak with Vinny about the lean rule, friends, enemies, and the rumors the he punched his teammate in the face. You want to challenge him? Better pick up a bad-ass table and get to practicin’, Junior because he’s ranked one of the Top 25 players on Earth.

With only three days until the World Series of Beer Pong V kicking off in Las Vegas, America’s beer pong community is getting amped for their year end championship. Through much debate and alcohol the 1,100+ members of D.O.E. (Death of Elbow Rule), the major beer pong group on Facebook, have compiled a list of their 20 favorite teams competing at the World Series of Beer Pong this year.

Maybe it’s because the World Series of Beer Pong (entering its fourth season) is starting to catch on, or maybe it’s because people really, really enjoy organized drinking – but beer pong tournaments are becoming the next hot thing amongst the college bunch.
Anticipating this growing trend, Stephen Catanzaro & Paul Cardone, foun… Click to read more