Crokinole Hole Survivor

[@TraceyBoards]

If you a rider, hole survivor!!

[@brianksigley1467]

What a great idea. Sharing this video right now with my best peeps!

[@TraceyBoards]

I would even share it with your second best peeps if I were you... even your third best .. and so on LOL

[@marcponzio5330]

This sounds like fun, I can't wait to try it!

[@TraceyBoards]

Its a blast. the pressure makes the practice more like an actual game.

[@mwayne7953]

Heck, I'm still trying to survive that far side torture drill...😜

[@TraceyBoards]

well, work on your dance moves too. it is a great cheer up technique when you are sad about a bad shot... just don't bump the table

[@holgerschulz4104]

2:55 - don´t tell us that was a leprechaun´s bag actually filled TO THE EDGE with buttons! :)

[@TraceyBoards]

ah, yes. That is exactly what that is. Probably about 4 to 5,000 buttons there ... give or take

[@sdowrick]

That looks like me lol.

[@TraceyBoards]

that's my goal in life. When I grow up I want to be just like you Simon. I am currently working on my spider flick technique... not as easy as you make it look.

[@tracekatral]

Very cool variant of Crokinole but it's not balanced. If all players miss, the last player wins the game automatically. Inverting the rules would make it balanced. Take one disc and each player takes a turn shooting the disc until someone wins the disc by pocketing the 20. Then take another disc and do the same thing until someone scores 3 discs. This way there is no automatic winner.

[@TraceyBoards]

I have had the same thought, is it balanced perfectly? To be honest, when I played it competitively in NY I think they had a rule in place to prevent it from being unbalanced. I can't remember exactly how it was worded or enforced but there was something like the last shooter had to make a successful 20 in order to 'win'. Your suggestion also works :-).

[@phaedruscj3330]

I was OK with this until I heard "snuggle and cuddle" :)