What are some fun pool party games and activities for teenagers the age of 14 through 16 no kiddish activities please?

Answer 1

the hat question game everyone writes a question then they put them in he hat mix it up someone pulls a quesion and read it aloud and they have to answer it

P.S. you should really tell your guest to write down some really embarrising questions it funnier

Water/soda pong

if you know beer pong you know soda or water pong

1st Half-fill several 16-oz plastic cups with beer. You can vary the amount of soda per cup, so each side has an equal amount of soda in each cup.

you should have a clean up bucket so your not so stiky after the crazy party

Set up the cups. Arrange the plastic cups into a 6-cup or 10-cup triangle at each end of the table.

Determine who goes first. Many games are started by a member of each team playing rock, paper, scissors. Another variation is 'eye-to-eye' where the first team to make a cup while maintaining eye contact with the opponent gets first shot.

Throw the balls into cups. The goal is to attempt throwing two balls on each turn across the length of the table and into the cups of the opposing team. In one variation, each ball must be lobbed (not bounced) directly into a cup. If bouncing the ball off the table or off your opponent's body is allowed, then the opposing team can catch or swat a ball away once it has bounced or come in contact with a player.Drink up! At the end of a turn, each cup containing a ball is drank by the opposing team. When a team wins a double or triple drink score (see Scoring), the opposing team must select another drink or drinks from the table, in addition to the one the ball has landed in.

Scoring

• A lobbed ball that lands in a cup is worth one drink.
• A bounced or deflected ball that lands in a cup is worth two drinks.
• If a team throws two balls that both land in the same cup, that shot is worth 3 drinks.

2 balls per round. The same team continues throwing 2 balls per round until there is a miss. After the turn is completed, the opposite team throws at the first team's cups, and the process repeats.

Remove cups. At the end of a round, each cup containing a ball is drank by the opposing team, and is thus removed from the table. The remaining cups stay in their place. Usually, each team is allowed two "re-racks" per game, in which the opposing team is required to rearrange their cups in a pattern such as a diamond or a sword, making it easier to make shots.

No touching the ball before a bounce. If your opponent touches the ball before it goes into a cup or hits the table, the person that shot the ball gets to repeat the shot.

Keep playing until one team has no cups remaining. The object of the game is make a ball in each of your opponent's cups.

When making a cup, opposite team must drink the cup, if opposite team shoots on their turn before drinking cup made by other team, the game is lost.

so i hoped i helped :)