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Glad you enjoyed it!

We enjoy this mini game and we hope you do too! If you knock your opponent's disc into the middle or into the gutter then you lose your turn. If you only knock your discs into the middle or into the gutter then you get to take another turn.

@@BrownCastleGames thanks so much!! Yes, can’t wait to play more this weekend.

Thanks for your support! After he gets some practice in over Christmas, you should both join us for our annual charity tournament in Kittanning that takes place in February. It's a doubles tournament where you get paired with 7 different teammates during the event. It's a relaxed atmosphere and a lot of fun.

If you check the text instructions under the video it will help you with those details under Step 3. We want to keep things as convenient as possible for you so we include both plaster and drywall anchors. If you are installing the bracket directly into a stud they are typically softwood for framing lumber, so drill a hole with a 7/64" bit and install the screw - no anchors are required. 3. Drill or install anchors. a. Wood: drill the top hole using a 1/8” bit for hardwood or a 7/64” bit for softwood. b. Plaster: use a 5/16” drill bit and tap the plaster anchor into the hole with a hammer. c. Drywall: tap the drywall anchor into the drywall and tighten with a screwdriver.

@@koalafied_human144 we're happy to hear that you are enjoying them! Keep on flicking 😉

@@CGoody564 Thanks for your support! Crokinole Cards will additionally add an elimination variant and solo variant for playing crokinole 👍

@@thedoubledropdown share pictures with us! 😊

@@BrownCastleGames Here you go: imgur.com/gallery/uEJ4PwO

You’re not wrong. That is a common variation.

Only for the time being. This will surely be available over there at some point. And if it isn't, I'm sure someone will hook you up with some photocopies so you can print your own

​@@CGoody564 I'd appreciate any help. I have contacted several companies in America with no success. Shipping costs are up to ten times the price of the goods. And I won't give that without testing the game first. "Brown" doesn't even ship outside of America at all.

@@wyatthensley9812thanks Wyatt! You can see our available discs here. We can also make any custom discs you want 😉 www.browncastlegames.com/search?q=discs

Thanks for stopping by to learn and for your support! We had such a great time teaching and playing with everyone. 🙌

Yep! You can play up to 4 players. Also, if you want to play a solo variant, check out Crokinole Cards at BrownCastle Games.

We are a little biased here ☺ They look gorgeous, they feel & sound terrific, and they are are never going to wear out.

Games can be played in a specific number of rounds or most commonly in finals they are played to a specific number of points (like 7) with players earning 2 points for a win, 1 for a tie, or 0 for a loss.

Thanks Eric!

If finances are the primary concern check out our discounted 'misfit' boards that have minor cosmetic flaws.

We hand make custom discs 😊 www.browncastlegames.com/collections/crokinole-game-accessories/discs

Playing for the first time did remind me of the first time I played darts haha. "I don't really know the deeper gameplay here so I'm just gonna aim for the middle when I can and we'll just see what else happens." :)

There are similarities. You can watch a full how to play crokinole video here. ruclips.net/video/-2cCZ5WFUak/видео.html

Scoring isn’t too hard. The hole is 20. The circle with the pegs is 15. Middle ring is 10. Outer ring is 5. If the disc is touching a line, it scores for the lower scoring region. If the disc is ever worth 0 points (by touching the outer most circle on the board) then it is pulled off the board. Simple enough?

Is that in the rules or just tradition? Sincerely asking - we're new to the game and move our chairs if needed...?

Can't you move cheeks, you just have to have a cheek touching on your shot? I didn't see chairs move during a round but maybe I missed a small shift or somethin.

The guy on the right is shuffling round the room!

@@Law_DoggYou can move in the chair, but the chair cannot move and one cheek must be on the seat.

Yeah I ran into the exact same problem

We have been selling out as fast as we can make them. If there is a certain design you would like to see, shoot me an email and we'll let you know when they're made!

In regards to getting the best price - add two sets of resin discs to your cart and a discount will be automatically applied.

@@BrownCastleGames thanks, will do. We ordered a couple and they are very cool. Hefty pucks that make a terrific noise 😎

Is that a real rule in tourneys?

It's a favorite among our family. Let us know how you enjoy it Josh!

Use some spray wax, spread it all around. Then before it dries spray some silicone spray all over and spread it all around. Then let it sit for a couple minutes before you buff the playing surface with a cloth. I've been using Turtle Wax Flex Wax + B'laster Silicone Lubricant and it has been working well. If you and your friend are anywhere near Pittsburgh, stop by one of our Pittsburgh Crokinole Club meet-ups!

Great question! I would recommend avoiding excessive moisture and heat. So don't leave it out in the sun and don't leave it out all night into the morning where it will accumulate dew. If you have one of our padded carrying cases simply store your board in that. If you happen to have some packs of desiccant then you could toss those in the bag with the board as well if you're going to be somewhere quite humid.

It's commonly called "fast powder" commonly used on crokinole boards and shuffleboards to provide speed and consistency while shooting. It's a product made from a mixture of silicone and corn.

Haha that's very observant. Here are the rules how to play! ruclips.net/video/-2cCZ5WFUak/видео.html

Absolutely Steve. We'll see you next year!

Have a great time playing Ken!

@@BrownCastleGamesThis was a great addition to Crokinole. We used a lazy Susan frame and simply rotated the board as needed. Very nicely done and those resin discs were very fast!