The ONLY way to play it! That is in fact the very reason Pogs ended up dieing out. Sad :( I encourage everyone to bring pogs back though in this new more tolerable world! Get your kids about 3k pogs and encourage him to pass them out to all the kids at school with a slammer for each kid and PLAY FOR KEEPS!
Why were they throwing the slammers at a vertical angle? We always threw them horizontal/flat. It flipped the pogs better and didn’t destroy them that way.
The shopping mall kiosks and parts of stores practically dedicated to massive bins to choose from. If you don't remember the ever so popular 8-ball and poison pogs, you weren't of that era
There were so many pogs in 94 they were popping out of everything. Open your car door, pogs pour out, open your kids meal, burger is buried under pogs, poke a hole in your wall, pogs are being used as insulation.
We put together tournaments in our small town for the kids with awesome prizes like a Nintendo, TV, skateboard and cash. Usually had enough kids to do a 4hr tournament. They had a blast and the community was great about donating such great prizes.
I was a pog player and who remembers when you bought a slurpee on the bottom of the cup there was a free pog. Shortly after slurpee turned it into slurpee points! Those were the days!!!!!
The official set of rules we had in the 90s was different for slammers than what you mentioned. We.had to balance the slammer on our index & middle finger while upside down. Then carefully flip your hand over and slam it on the pogs. Almost all of the thicker plastic slammers back in the 90s had molded grooves for those fingers. Some of the thinner ones did as, but made them a bit harder to balance. I didn't have the "Official" pogs playmat, but I had a larger 8ball plastic one. Which I actually still have my entire collection from the 90s.
I remember it the same way. If you nailed them with just the right finesse, the top of the stack would go flying straight upwards and land in a fairly neat circle around the bottom half of the stack which would usually remain largely intact
I have that binder! We never held the slammer like that, we put thumb on one side, index and middle on the other - they often had grooves for your fingers? Also we didn’t re-stack the pile, but left them scattered.
I had those super thick metal slammers . We would go to pog conventions every weekend. I even entered a contest and lost in the first round. My homie won it and I was jealous lol
I have some pretty large slammers that are very oblong and heavy! Plus I'm a Master Automotive Technician with a lot of tools and my family owns a machine shop so I've made some pretty twisted Slammers myself among other things! LoL Would enjoy seeing what you come up with!!! 👍😎
from what I got, he thought it was his episode for that recording? but yeah still he didnt have to cut off there conversation like that, even Retro was looking at him like- >_> -(Yo... wtf is wrong with you)
Such great memories growing up and playing pogs! I remember they were everywhere back in the 90’s and I liked looking at the mall kiosks of so many pogs to choose from. 😆👍🏻 I’m totally going to buy myself a retro board and more pogs again to play with my son! He will love this.😍👍🏻
I remember having the thumb and middle finger holding the slammer and using your index for aiming/precision? Thinking of it I'm thinking of when we played plastic slammers only, no pogs. Same game structure but I think that's why the grip was different.
This was popular back in middle school for me, even go to stay after school once & make some slammers in the tech class. I also remember going on vacation for spring break, loaded up on pogs/slammers/torpedo's/other pogs resources while on break. Then came back to school after break and unfortunately the fad was over just like that.
Born in 98 and I definitely played pigs as a kid since it was very popular in my neighborhood. I was hustling older kids for their pogs 😭 I miss this game
You kids playing it ALL wrong! Face Side DOWN and slammer holding is complelty against the standard rules and a great way to damage the pog, stadium or table. but it ok :) LONG LIVE POGS!!!
What made it fun was the size of the slammer and how rare are your pogs. Which wasn’t disclosed when you challenged someone. Some slammers are heavy, some lighter but when you battle you don’t know the size the other guys slammer is. Or how rare his stack is, so when you slam it (face side down) and a rare one flips up you get excited and he gets mad! So it’s a surprise game... plus You guys were “side slammin” the whole time. Which is a power move lowkey. Usually you would hit the stack flat.
My favorite ones were the Jetty Eddie POG's, who was an exclusive character to them. He so could, and probably would have gotten his own show/cartoon, had if that fad not seemingly died overnight with no warning too! L.O.L.!
I used to love pogs. Me and my friends would always play for keeps at school. They got banned once the teachers found out we were playing for keeps and everytime you got caught they'd take them off you, bin them and they'd give out a weeks detention.
my teachers stole my pogs too and so did the school bullies both by using brute force :( when I played pogs during recess, but I was always so happy when I got to keep pogs due to winning them with my masterful throws in elementary school. I got in trouble for playing a "boy game" since I was a girl. I loved the bright colors and designs...it was just hard to keep them because people would beat you up and rob you of your pogs so they could play for keeps if you won any even if you were a girl...so it was dangerous but addicting... most girls avoided it. after getting beaten up a lot, I also avoided it...maybe now that I'm an adult I can enjoy it.
Man me and my friends were obsessed with POGs 100% I think I had 3 large tubes and 1 small tube full of pogs. We always played for keeps. I loved all the designs and the slammers where awesome. Thanks again for the link Retro, subscribed and notifications on bro. Keep being awesome man ✌😎
I spent so much money on Pogs. I would have been 8-10 when these blew up. Just now realizing this was just a more glamorized version of the game they played in squid game 😂
I remember these from 1st and 2nd grade! 😀 I had a bunch but I dont remember what happened to them. I also wish I still had my Pokemon cards since theyre back in.
Pogs would legit make like a good underground ghetto game. Something about that activity of stacking the pogs on that little mat they came with and throwing the slammer down just seemed so shady, like guys throwing dice on a cardboard in an ally.
Before I had real pogs, my brother and I tried to make our own out of cardboard and using quarters as slammers... Didn't work so well. Much better after we convinced our mom to buy us real ones.
I remember when i received my first pog set in 1994, by the time i went back to school after spring break to show off the FAD was already over, just like virtual boy
I was 6 or 7 when these came out and I remember collecting a bunch because all my friends were and I saw pogs everywhere but I don’t think I ever actually played. Just collected lol
I remember being fourteen years old and always going up to the Funco Land near my house and spending so much time and money looking at and buying Pogs! At the time, Funco Land was one giant Pog store and that was the only thing they sold for a few years! The place was always packed with kids and their moms. We were always the oldest ones there (cousins and friends) and we would always walk up there after school even though it was a four or five mile round trip. We just didn't care because we couldn't wait to buy them!
There is a new Pog in town. Some people use them to play a game called Disc Golf...the smart ones try to collect them all...and hang them on their walls like bought trophies.
I still have a huge POG collection somewhere, I bought them with my pocket money pretty much every day they were what Pokémon is today in the 90's (Where I lived at least) Wish I knew where they were they have to be worth something now
We used to play for slammers too. I'm going to teach my sons how to play pogs and I've had the same pogs and slammers since I was I kid and I'm 37 now lol
In UK we didn't let go of the slammer, we slammed it trying to get a huge wad to flip over. Less mess. Tended to be on the floor in playground so your pogs got a little beaten up.
We played this at the rec center after school. Built up quite a collection before they stopped letting us play. Too many kids crying about losing their pogs lol
Im questioning the rules your going by. I played this game when it started and actually played ina few tournaments, where the grand prize was a golden slammer. Sadly, I did not win, but I have never herd that you have to hold the slammer like that, and furthermore, I think the stack had a limit of like 10 at most, and you would lay five or less (loose recollection) of your pick for each player, that way you knew what you were gambling to lose. IT made it so you could "trade" your pogs by playing the game.
That's what I remember too! We always threw our round, flat Slammers with our thumb and pointer fingers. The larger oblong shaped Slammers we just dropped straight down. Those are the really heavy ones!
Yes, I recall "rounds" with 5 or so from each player at a time, but of course, there are regional and house rules. Let's not fight, let's write it down and play for keeps 😎
I have a bunch of Simpons Pogs too! I probably have around five thousand altogether!!! Not only did I win I win a lot but I bought them constantly! What else is a fourteen year old going to spend his allowance on right?!
Now I see why I was in small classes 😅 as a kid I had a few & didn’t know what the hell these were while going through my toy chest so I use to chew on them 🤓
My big brother would make me custom slammers when he worked at a stainless steel factory. My favorite slammer was 1 he made thet looked like a set of hand weights
Just found some of mine. We didn't throw the slammer like that, but maybe we didn't know the rules. We used our thumb and index finger and slammed it down horizontally like a pancake IIRC -- it's been a while!
POGS were banned at my school because we always played for keeps...AKA gambling...
pogs is bad news bro...ask anyone in jail, started from pogs, everytime
The ONLY way to play it! That is in fact the very reason Pogs ended up dieing out. Sad :( I encourage everyone to bring pogs back though in this new more tolerable world! Get your kids about 3k pogs and encourage him to pass them out to all the kids at school with a slammer for each kid and PLAY FOR KEEPS!
Played for keeps and they knew i was coming to clean up cause all i had were slammers lol
Why else would you play :)
pssh... Naw it was the crying kids..... keeps....keep um till the kid cries so hard!
Pro Tip: It's better if you play with the pogs upside down, that way the slammer dosen't hurt the picture side.
Devin W good call man, thanks for the tip and for watching!
Agreed, and you can sneak POISON pogs in there
Wasn't the pog deck meant to be facing face down?
@@richardfilmer4886 Exactly :)
Bro! Could've done with this info 25 years ago!
I cant believe so few people are collecting this. Its literally the spirit of the 90s.
I’m going to start collecting again. Even for the art
Why were they throwing the slammers at a vertical angle?
We always threw them horizontal/flat. It flipped the pogs better and didn’t destroy them that way.
The shopping mall kiosks and parts of stores practically dedicated to massive bins to choose from. If you don't remember the ever so popular 8-ball and poison pogs, you weren't of that era
I remember going through the cheapest ones that were like 10 for a dollar and had plants and leaves on them.
Mr.Yuk, is that you?
There were so many pogs in 94 they were popping out of everything. Open your car door, pogs pour out, open your kids meal, burger is buried under pogs, poke a hole in your wall, pogs are being used as insulation.
mmmm, donut pogs
Open a bank account and they gave you pogs
This game ended a lot of friendships in the 90's hahaha
This and marbles.
@@Podcastforthewin and then among us
@@Tonk-dp3ic Add Pokemon Cards somewhere between all that lol
The memeries
and caused a lot of detentions due to not wanting to go inside at the end of recess because it would get intense hah
How us nineties kids entertained ourselves without iPads or tablets 😁
We put together tournaments in our small town for the kids with awesome prizes like a Nintendo, TV, skateboard and cash. Usually had enough kids to do a 4hr tournament. They had a blast and the community was great about donating such great prizes.
I was a pog player and who remembers when you bought a slurpee on the bottom of the cup there was a free pog. Shortly after slurpee turned it into slurpee points! Those were the days!!!!!
I remember that! I not only loved Slurpees but for free Pogs I would've bought just about anything! I still have a gigantic collection! 👍
They were holographic or something too I remember.
Ever get the Tacobell or Pizzahut pogs???!!!
@@ManicMechanic82 7/11
@@RohanRanch Yess
The official set of rules we had in the 90s was different for slammers than what you mentioned. We.had to balance the slammer on our index & middle finger while upside down. Then carefully flip your hand over and slam it on the pogs.
Almost all of the thicker plastic slammers back in the 90s had molded grooves for those fingers. Some of the thinner ones did as, but made them a bit harder to balance.
I didn't have the "Official" pogs playmat, but I had a larger 8ball plastic one. Which I actually still have my entire collection from the 90s.
Same with how it’s held - and I have that same binder with my whole collection too!
Same in Miami Florida in 94
I remember it the same way. If you nailed them with just the right finesse, the top of the stack would go flying straight upwards and land in a fairly neat circle around the bottom half of the stack which would usually remain largely intact
I have that binder! We never held the slammer like that, we put thumb on one side, index and middle on the other - they often had grooves for your fingers? Also we didn’t re-stack the pile, but left them scattered.
In grade school we played this during recess time and lunch those were the days! Of gambling haha 😂
Omg same reason my school band them!
The slammer was the real flex. There were different weights, materials...this was deeper than it seems
I had those super thick metal slammers . We would go to pog conventions every weekend. I even entered a contest and lost in the first round. My homie won it and I was jealous lol
@@Nick-hz2klClassic lol
Word! I had a few, including that skill-saw shaped one, which was actually my least favorite. It was too unpredictable.
As an adult who has access to power tools and heavy metals, I'm about to go make something that's going to wreck some stacks.
hahaha, make a video!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have some pretty large slammers that are very oblong and heavy! Plus I'm a Master Automotive Technician with a lot of tools and my family owns a machine shop so I've made some pretty twisted Slammers myself among other things! LoL Would enjoy seeing what you come up with!!! 👍😎
Cant believe your using a shredder slammer on face up pogs...
That would of caused a fight in school 🤣
I remember pogs facedown, we always use to slam thumb and index finger holding slammer flat....good days of being a kid....
I remember actually slamming the "slammer" , the grip was different and we also used the pogs to flip the stack.
Dude acts like 1994 was the one and only year this was ever played 😂
I loved POGS as a kid, I always wanted it to come back. I have a SPAWN SLAMMER.
Spawn was it! 😂
@@AztecDread Yessir.
At 6:30 Why did that guy come in front of the camera like a douche when that old man was talking. That was so rude.
It really was. Like he's never seen a camera before.
from what I got, he thought it was his episode for that recording?
but yeah still he didnt have to cut off there conversation like that, even Retro was looking at him like-
>_> -(Yo... wtf is wrong with you)
already at 2:29 he should have realized it wasnt funny at all
He's actually the dean of students at that college. What a cringy douche he is 🤣 trying so hard to be "cool"
Cleaning my parents basement, I found all my old tubes and binders.
Michael Caza-Schonberger ya that is amazing man! Any notable ones?
Such great memories growing up and playing pogs! I remember they were everywhere back in the 90’s and I liked looking at the mall kiosks of so many pogs to choose from. 😆👍🏻 I’m totally going to buy myself a retro board and more pogs again to play with my son! He will love this.😍👍🏻
Did you get any pogs and play again? Ebay has alot of selections. Even an official board game POGs made with Milton Bradley.
@@mstrikesback168 I sure did! Was able to find a mint condition official Pog board, an official Pog holder book/binder… lots of pogs and slammers! 👌🏻😃
don't buy a board, do it on the ground the OG way, the board is a waste, they just go flying everywhere lol
No he won't
I'm scared 😂 said no 90s kid ever in the face of a pog challenge
Except they aren't teens lol
I remember having the thumb and middle finger holding the slammer and using your index for aiming/precision?
Thinking of it I'm thinking of when we played plastic slammers only, no pogs. Same game structure but I think that's why the grip was different.
From what I remember we played pogs on the playground concrete. Playing them on a table or counter just spreads them everywhere. Lol
This was popular back in middle school for me, even go to stay after school once & make some slammers in the tech class. I also remember going on vacation for spring break, loaded up on pogs/slammers/torpedo's/other pogs resources while on break. Then came back to school after break and unfortunately the fad was over just like that.
I have a bunch of originals from the 90s including promo Batman forever slammers from Hardee’s.
boulder40 ha that is amazing man!
Lmaooooooo awesome
The teacher was a BAMF at Pogs hahaha yessss!
love your vids!
Hes BEST
Born in 98 and I definitely played pigs as a kid since it was very popular in my neighborhood. I was hustling older kids for their pogs 😭 I miss this game
What's the game "pigs?"
Love pogs. My buddy and me before he moved out of our hometown pulled out our old pogs and played.its so much fun.awesome video
You kids playing it ALL wrong! Face Side DOWN and slammer holding is complelty against the standard rules and a great way to damage the pog, stadium or table. but it ok :) LONG LIVE POGS!!!
Yes!! Ty souch they way they are playing is driving me nuts!! Haha
That palm tree guy almost ALMOST had it, almost went without checking his phone. 👌
What made it fun was the size of the slammer and how rare are your pogs. Which wasn’t disclosed when you challenged someone.
Some slammers are heavy, some lighter but when you battle you don’t know the size the other guys slammer is. Or how rare his stack is, so when you slam it (face side down) and a rare one flips up you get excited and he gets mad! So it’s a surprise game... plus
You guys were “side slammin” the whole time. Which is a power move lowkey. Usually you would hit the stack flat.
They had so many cool designs. I think my favorites were our Power Ranger Pogs. 😄
Very cool! I had some Power Rangers ones too!
go go power ran... keeps awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww :'(
My favorite ones were the Jetty Eddie POG's, who was an exclusive character to them. He so could, and probably would have gotten his own show/cartoon, had if that fad not seemingly died overnight with no warning too! L.O.L.!
Man.. growing up, it was Pogs, marbles and Devil Sticks. Good times !
Fuckin devil sticks bro. I forgot about those
keeps....keep um till the kid cries so hard
Passion Orange Guava thats what they call it where im from in Hawaii.
I used to love pogs. Me and my friends would always play for keeps at school. They got banned once the teachers found out we were playing for keeps and everytime you got caught they'd take them off you, bin them and they'd give out a weeks detention.
my teachers stole my pogs too and so did the school bullies both by using brute force :( when I played pogs during recess, but I was always so happy when I got to keep pogs due to winning them with my masterful throws in elementary school. I got in trouble for playing a "boy game" since I was a girl. I loved the bright colors and designs...it was just hard to keep them because people would beat you up and rob you of your pogs so they could play for keeps if you won any even if you were a girl...so it was dangerous but addicting... most girls avoided it. after getting beaten up a lot, I also avoided it...maybe now that I'm an adult I can enjoy it.
What state? Same exact thing happened at my school, in Ohio, 4th grade. They said we were gambling and developing gambling habits. Lol
Man me and my friends were obsessed with POGs 100% I think I had 3 large tubes and 1 small tube full of pogs. We always played for keeps. I loved all the designs and the slammers where awesome. Thanks again for the link Retro, subscribed and notifications on bro. Keep being awesome man ✌😎
I still have my Pogs in a giant Rubber Maid container! I was fourteen, in middle school and was completely obsessed!
My grandpa was a machinist and made parts. He used his lathe and made me a fat heavy blue slammer. Had all the kids jealous.
I spent so much money on Pogs. I would have been 8-10 when these blew up. Just now realizing this was just a more glamorized version of the game they played in squid game 😂
I remember these from 1st and 2nd grade! 😀 I had a bunch but I dont remember what happened to them. I also wish I still had my Pokemon cards since theyre back in.
POGS! I remember pogs! They were awesome back in the day! This video is amazing dude! It made my day!
Your dad was made of pogs?
@@joebaumgart1146 it was a typo!
Ik It was a funny typo!
Frick....I need pogs in my life
GO GET THEM MAN!
Pogs would legit make like a good underground ghetto game. Something about that activity of stacking the pogs on that little mat they came with and throwing the slammer down just seemed so shady, like guys throwing dice on a cardboard in an ally.
We used to play in the sidewalk and always somebody says "cheater no using bump" because there are tiny pebbles under the pogs...
Before I had real pogs, my brother and I tried to make our own out of cardboard and using quarters as slammers... Didn't work so well. Much better after we convinced our mom to buy us real ones.
I think I tried to make my own too lol
I remember when i received my first pog set in 1994, by the time i went back to school after spring break to show off the FAD was already over, just like virtual boy
I was 6 or 7 when these came out and I remember collecting a bunch because all my friends were and I saw pogs everywhere but I don’t think I ever actually played. Just collected lol
I remember being fourteen years old and always going up to the Funco Land near my house and spending so much time and money looking at and buying Pogs! At the time, Funco Land was one giant Pog store and that was the only thing they sold for a few years! The place was always packed with kids and their moms. We were always the oldest ones there (cousins and friends) and we would always walk up there after school even though it was a four or five mile round trip. We just didn't care because we couldn't wait to buy them!
There is a new Pog in town. Some people use them to play a game called Disc Golf...the smart ones try to collect them all...and hang them on their walls like bought trophies.
I made life long enemies over POGS, wins and losses.
Playing for keeps was no joke!
I'm from Maui. The HOME of POGS brah! :D We always played milk caps in the 90's :)
I still have a huge POG collection somewhere, I bought them with my pocket money pretty much every day they were what Pokémon is today in the 90's (Where I lived at least) Wish I knew where they were they have to be worth something now
You can still find them on eBay for a pittance these days. Very few are worth much of anything, unless it was something extremely rare though.
@@freakyfornash Lol your right! Immediately after posting this comment I went to check & you can literally get BOXES of sealed packs of POG's for £50
We used to play for slammers too. I'm going to teach my sons how to play pogs and I've had the same pogs and slammers since I was I kid and I'm 37 now lol
Playing for keeps was the ONLY way to play!
ya till you played a Tattle tail cry baby...
This was really good fun mate, really enjoyed this 😁
That "game pad" eventually became my mouse pad as we got a computer in the household.
Totally not how I grew up playing it in southern Virginia at the skating rinks. I had won so many & won tons of rad slammers
I was just telling my six year old about pogs when I used to play it in sixth grade, it was the thing to do before class started
Dude this channel is so high quality! And with such a small fanbase.. You deserve more subs!
that means a ton man! im just starting out and learning every week doing videos...i appreciate the kinds words, spread the word!
@@retrorick will do ! :)
Yea he does!
I’m still waiting for pogs to blow up?
In UK we didn't let go of the slammer, we slammed it trying to get a huge wad to flip over. Less mess. Tended to be on the floor in playground so your pogs got a little beaten up.
Gosh I miss the 90s so much
Watching the video when we played in the UK we played it With the white side up. The when you win you see the good side...
The random faculty guy who no one knew was there till the introductions sweeped the floor
Lol I never knew how to play that back in the day but i def remember everyone collecting them.... I think i got a few from a cereal box. lol.
I think they were banned at my school. I do remember losing some of my faves.
Not to be that guy, but it's Yin and Yang not Ying-Yang.
Still got my Pogs. It’s incomplete but I’ve got the Apollo 13 rocket with a partial set that McDonald’s released back in the day.
woah! that is amazing!
I had some heavy duty thick slammers. Im glad i kept all mine pogs all these years
Remember Alf?
He’s back but in Pog form
We played this at the rec center after school. Built up quite a collection before they stopped letting us play. Too many kids crying about losing their pogs lol
We never used the slammer growing up in Hawai’i. Used pog to flip the other pogs, winner takes all. Used to scoop the whole stack and vice versa.
Im questioning the rules your going by. I played this game when it started and actually played ina few tournaments, where the grand prize was a golden slammer. Sadly, I did not win, but I have never herd that you have to hold the slammer like that, and furthermore, I think the stack had a limit of like 10 at most, and you would lay five or less (loose recollection) of your pick for each player, that way you knew what you were gambling to lose. IT made it so you could "trade" your pogs by playing the game.
yeah i don't remember ever seeing that, some kids had them huge slammers too
That's what I remember too! We always threw our round, flat Slammers with our thumb and pointer fingers. The larger oblong shaped Slammers we just dropped straight down. Those are the really heavy ones!
Yes, I recall "rounds" with 5 or so from each player at a time, but of course, there are regional and house rules. Let's not fight, let's write it down and play for keeps 😎
I used to have hundreds and hundreds of POGs. Miss them days!
Hahah, we literally were just alking about this yesterday and i busted out some old Simpsons Pogs! Man the old days were the best!
How crazy! Yes they were def some good times!
I have a bunch of Simpons Pogs too! I probably have around five thousand altogether!!! Not only did I win I win a lot but I bought them constantly! What else is a fourteen year old going to spend his allowance on right?!
I remember in México they use to come inside chip bags, I use to play all the time with my cousin, I heard anime pogs are coming out in México
The nostalgia!!!!!! Even his angry beavers shirt! 😌
you have a good channel. I am from Mexico, I am a collector of tazos.
TAZOS!!!!!! WOW!!!!!!!
Tazos were awesome! I remember getting them in bag of chips back in the day.
You want to buy some pogs? I have many and I also have the Stussy pog
It's simple, like gambling with dice. Was fun. 8ball metal slammer baby!
Happy to report I got my son and nephew into pogs, and for his next birthday party Imma put some pogs in their goodie bags. I'm gonna bring them back!
I don't remember what I did with my TKO slammers. This game definitely made some people cry.
Yeah the way we played each player put one pog face down then tossed the slammer on top
I us to love playing pigs as a kid in. The 90s I still have them
Lol i remember the pogs with 8 balls or the strung out guy with his eyes poppin out
OMG 8 BALLLLLLLLLLL! YOU GOT AN 8 BALLLLLLL! let's play a round keeps rules no crying!
"That's 100 everytime bro!" - DYING!
Every time man!
POGS were Banned at School because it was a form of Gambling. "playing for keeps"
Tyler is way too energetic. Lol
It's more interesting playing them without slammers.
That last pog was always the hardest to flip lol
Now I see why I was in small classes 😅 as a kid I had a few & didn’t know what the hell these were while going through my toy chest so I use to chew on them 🤓
This was a very serious game when I was a kid, some very intense matches were going on
Forgot about this. My kids played it. Check out Rick’s other videos.
He’s also a great musician.
My big brother would make me custom slammers when he worked at a stainless steel factory. My favorite slammer was 1 he made thet looked like a set of hand weights
The neighborhood bully stole my favorite slammer.
Just found some of mine. We didn't throw the slammer like that, but maybe we didn't know the rules. We used our thumb and index finger and slammed it down horizontally like a pancake IIRC -- it's been a while!
my oldest brother have this pogs ( the game ) its pretty cool ! the 90's are aresome
I still have my pogs & slammer ....born in 1980 .❤❤
The best part of this is that I got to be in it!! Jkjkjk GREAT JOB RETRO RICKKKKKK!!!! #pogballer
I am the ultimate Pog Baller..tis true. Thanks for being a part of it man!
Nobody in my school ever actually played with Pogs. We just looked at them and traded them.