How To Play Crokinole

[@GatherTogetherGames]

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[@yariestublier544]

Great explanation, I particularly appreciate the edge case explanations at the end!

[@SILVERF0X13]

Thanks, I needed to brush up and you covered all the edge cases I couldn't remember

[@RunielNalovir597]

You forgot the most important rule of all: the "one-cheek" rule. ;) Lol. Great vid as always. I wish I could play crokinole more often.

[@omarshall4481]

New crockinole player What is that?

[@floatingcoffin]

@@omarshall4481 when sitting your butt can't leave your chair. You can lean over as far as possible to aim, as long as your still sitting on one buttcheek

[@patrickmooney4135]

I've never heard of this game. Looks fun. Thanks!

[@reillywalker195]

To be fair, I don't think this game is widely known outside of its home country of Canada. Here in Canada, though, all of us have probably at least _seen_ a Crokinole board even if we've never actually played the game!

[@Bsnsobscuregames]

@@reillywalker195 The time for resurrecting and trying old games is now!

[@lonewolf4027]

This is an awsome game, I've tournaments and they get a lot in the middle. I would to get this game, the only issue is I don't have anywhere to put it and you would have to polish the board after a few games to keep it slick.

[@CowSaysMooMoo]

Just stand the board up between a bureau/bench/cabinet and the wall...takes up virtually no room. Also, no need to 'polish' it every few games. Just keep greasy fingers/liquids off the surface basically the only things that should EVER touch the surface are disks.....Wax every 300 rounds.

[@Trizelz]

Amazingly thorough overview!! Thanks

[@eugenegreen2285]

one part that's missing is what's a legal way to shoot. does it have to be flicked or can it be pushed with the finger on top of the disc?

[@Nikhilus_yadavus]

This is my favourite channel

[@Captain.Dank64]

Could you do hanafuda next? I never understood how to play that game

[@Bsnsobscuregames]

Another wonderful video Cole! If I send you a Bahama Taxi board, will you cover it?

[@GatherTogetherGames]

Bahama Taxi looks like a fun game! I will add it to the requested games list

[@Bsnsobscuregames]

@@GatherTogetherGames It would be so awesome if you did. If you actually need me to send a board instead of printing one yourself, I can gladly do it. :)

[@KaraokeClone]

Very well done, thank you

[@alexnoneya2949]

In the point explanation after getting rid of the ones that cancel each other out they say red has 4 discs in play, but they each only have 3 discs in play and I don’t get it.

[@Gillelmus]

Red had scored a "crokinole" in the hole earlier in the round for 20 points. That 20 points is added to the red score at the end of the round. The red disc can be seen in a plastic tube next to the board.

[@crystallight2]

Another great video

[@EddieDeLeon-y9p]

What happens if you hit disk in hole but did not hit the openets disk?

[@LeotheTiger1234]

I think it still scores 20 points because it made it to the center. I may be wrong.

[@Alan-sf5hm]

If an opponent has a disc in play but you did not touch it on the way to the centre you do not get the 20 points and that disc is removed from play.

[@LeotheTiger1234]

This is almost a bit like Cornhole; that game also has the rule that after all points are scored, the player with the higher score gets points equal to the difference, and then that becomes the real score.

[@thebadsammet515]

This is Bakugan?

[@dudeabides3860]

basically summer curling

[@reillywalker195]

Here in Canada, where this game comes from, it's actually rather popular in the winter. That's when stores usually sell the most board games from what I've seen, probably because of winter holidays and cold weather.

[@Hue_Sam]

I always thought getting in the center hole was bad

[@robcampbell1056]

2 play are played with 12 pieces each

[@tinapowertraverse8063]

First

[@MaximeLagrave]

Another great video