"nvelissa"

that sounds completely reversed to me.  if the cup is larger and has a better chance for any shot to go in (your words) then that would favor the lesser skilled players.  the definiition of skill in this game is to hit what you are aiming for.  if you are more skilled that would imply you that when you miss, you miss by less.  in your last example you stated that people were missing by a lot of distance in your tournament.  so how is making the cups larger worse for them? by this rationale, the skilled players would never be able to make 14 oz cups, only lucky shitty players, and if we used trash cans or ten circular swimming pools, the skilled players would benefit from that more than the lucky players.  completely backwards and an obvious sarcasm in the examples before you slam me on logic of size of venue if we used swimming pools.
 

"wianek"

personally, i think the bpong cups are more difficult to shoot at than standard 16oz solo cups since the top diameter is smaller. they also seem more rigid to me, which makes them a bit less forgiving. that said, everyone is shooting on the same cups and has the same chances.

"kellanismyname"

i think there is too much difference of opinion on the cups used.  maybe we should just change the tournament to a large 800 person flip cup tourney.  still use the bpong.com tables of course.