If you're just starting table shuffleboard, it can be quite confusing. It's a good idea for beginners to learn the basics of the game before you begin playing. There are several types of shuffleboard. Each one has its own set rules. Crazy Eight is one of these variations. It's a slightly more difficult version than the standard version. It has a unique scoring system that gives points in different ways.
First, table shuffleboard gives players only one shot to score in each round. The first player to score 15 or 21 points wins in most games. These players then have the option of shooting a second round. The "hammer" shot is also available to a player. It is the last shot of a round.
In shuffleboard, the first goal is to get your puck closest to the table's end. To do this, move the puck from one edge to the other. To do this you will have to drag it along the edge. It's important that you stand behind your opponent when you're ready for shooting.
After the puck lands, it is a good idea for you to push it into scoring position. To get the puck in the best scoring spot, you can either lean forward or backwards. It is essential to always keep one foot on the ground, however, behind the table.
Each player has three scoring zones. Each zone is worth a different number of points. For example: The first zone grants one point for every puck landed in it. The second zone offers two points for each puck. The third section gives three points for each puck. The puck must cross over the line between the "2", or "3", areas in order to score in this third zone.
The foul line is located across the middle of each table, and the last scoring area is next to it. The foul line is out of play for pucks that are not cleared. A puck caught on the foul line will not be awarded points unless it lands correctly.
Pucks have a number. You can inspect if your puck is on the line by standing over it. They can also push the pucks into better scoring spots to increase their chances.
Pucks come in eight sets and are weighted. They measure 2.3125inches wide. Regulation-size pucks weigh 12 ounces, while recreational pucks can range from 11 to 15 ounces. In general, smaller pucks should be used on games that are played on narrow surfaces. Larger pucks, however, are best for larger surfaces.
Knock Off is one of the most well-known versions of shuffleboard, and can be played by four players. Crazy Eight, a version that is very similar to classic games is another popular option.