Throwing game - Scatter

Description

• A popular game of Finnish origin.
• Two or more players.
• Tests skill, concentration, strategy and accuracy.
• The game can be enjoyed all summer - play in the garden, park, beach, lawn or anywhere else in the open air.
• It helps to practice mental arithmetic, so it's a great way to learn maths outdoors.
• The set includes 12 game sticks (numbered 1 - 12), a throwing stick and a rule card.
• The game is in a wooden box, which is good to take with you and store.

Details

• Made of birch wood
• The set includes 12 numbered sticks with dimensions of 44x150 mm
• Throwing stick 44x225 mm
• Wooden box with sliding lid 29x19x11 cm
• Product weight 2.65 kg
• Made in Estonia

How to play

• 2 or more contestants can play as single players or as teams.
• In the first game, the order of shots is drawn.
• In subsequent games, the player with the lowest score starts the roll.
• To start the game, place the sticks in a specific order 3-4 meters from the throwing line.
• The first player swings the throwing stick towards the numbered sticks, trying to hit and knock them down.
• In case of a hit, the points are counted, and marked and the order of play passes to the next player.
• Only the underhand is thrown.
• A stick is not considered dropped if it rests even slightly on another stick or a throwing stick.
• The fallen sticks are placed upright in the same place where they are.
• Calculation of points:
• If one stick falls, roll the score = stick number.
• If more sticks fall, roll the score = number of sticks dropped.
• Finishing the game:
• The first player to get EXACTLY 50 points wins.
• If the score goes over 50, the player drops back to 25 points.
• If a player misses three times in a row, he is eliminated from the game and his score remains 0 points.