A Denver-based startup has secured a $150,000 investment from a “Shark Tank” venture capitalist and sales continue to grow.

The Denver Department of Parks & Recreation is testing out equipment meant to make the notoriously noisy game quieter.

Pepper Pong, a portable game that combines elements of ping pong and pickleball, had done roughly $350,000 in sales as of ...

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Pepper Pong,' which appears much like a beer pong game set ... Graves, however, felt that this product could be the next Pickleball and offered the same money of 25% equity. When it came down to Tom, ...

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Denver resident Tom Filippini is all set to pitch his tabletop game Pepper Pong on Episode 6 of ' Shark Tank ' Season 16 on ...

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Around 10 years ago, Denver resident Tom Filippini was playing hundreds of hours of ping pong as a recovering alcoholic.