Mega Pong

Mega Pong is a variant of Beer Pong where you instead play with tennis balls and 10 L buckets.

Three players per team.
6 buckets per team.
3 tennis balls.
Set the buckets to a triangle shape, with the backlines of the formations being 5 m apart.

Start the game by playing rock-paper-scissors. The winning team gets to decide which team throws first.
The object of the game is to throw the tennis balls into the opposing teams buckets.
Each member of a team throws one tennis ball and then the throwing turn switches.
If you get a ball into a bucket, the bucket stays on the field until the end of the turn.
If you get two balls into the same bucket, you get to choose an additional bucket to remove from the field (total of 2 buckets).
If you get three balls into the same bucket, you get to choose an additional two buckets to remove from the field (total of 3 buckets).
Once a team has removed at least three buckets from the field, they can ask for a reracking of the buckets still on the field. The new shape must touch the backline, and each bucket must touch at least one other bucket.
Bounces are counted as one hit.
Throws are not to be blocked.

The game goes to an end state when one team removes all the buckets of the opposing team.
The last bucket removed must be properly hit, it cannot be removed from the field by proxy.
Once the last bucket is removed, the losing team gets a chance at redemption.
The team throws continues throwing as long as they hit a bucket or miss.
If they also remove all the buckets from the field, the game restarts with three buckets on each team in a triangle shape.
The game is then continued normally, the team that first removed all the buckets from the field gets to start.
The winner of the game is the team that removes all the buckets of the opposing team without the opposing team getting a redemption.
The judges have a right to end any game that has continued over 20 minutes. The winner is then decided by the amount of buckets hit or by coinflip if the points are even.