Assembly Instructions

MODEL

TP600Y20098

Menards

www.medalsports.com877-472-4296

Adult supervision is required for children playing this game.

This is not designed for outdoor storage. No wet/humid conditions.

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Adult Assembly Required.

CHOKING HAZARD - This item contains small parts and small balls. Not suitable for children under 3 years.

ACCESSORIES

PARTS IDENTIFIER

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Both parties stand on the same end of the playfield. Player with blue puck shoots first. Player alternate shots.

Player one sends out his first puck, then player two also sends out his first puck, striving to land the pucks inside 7s, 8s

and 10s until all pucks have been shot. Scores are counted after all pucks have been shot.

The corresponding score area represents the corresponding score. Any pucks touching the lines don’t count. Each

GAME 1

FIG. 1

Players alternate shots until the round is over and all 8 pucks have been shuffled across the playfield. The score is then

taken for the round and play continues from the other side of the playfield.

Pucks can only be scored if they are further down the playfield than all of your opponent's pucks, meaning only one

person/team can score in a round. All pucks that are past the opponent's furthest puck are added up and that is the

winner's score for the round.

The entire puck must be over the scoring line to count for the higher point value.

If any part of the puck is hanging off the end of the playfield, it is called a "hanger" and is worth 4 points.

The game typically continues until someone reaches either 15 or 21 points.

GAME 2