Triumph Sports USA 2-in-1 Tournament Bag Toss & Ladder Toss
Have hours of fun with two games in one - Triumph Sports Tournament Bag Toss and Ladder Toss! It's the perfect set to bring to tailgates, camping, or any outdoor event. Play bag toss with the two sturdy game platforms on solid wood fold-out legs, or ladder toss with the two PVC ladders. The ladders come preassembled and lock into the back of the bag toss boards. When the fun is done, all pieces fit inside the bag toss boards, which lock together for easy transportation with a convenient carry handle. Includes eight 6" x 6" toss bags (4 red, 4 blue) and six bolas (3 red, 3 blue) to play each game. BAG TOSS RULES: Set the game platforms 15 feet apart. Each team starts with 4 bean bags and simply alternates throws on each turn. Players must throw from behind the front of their board, which is the foul line - if a player crosses the foul line, the throw does not count and the bag is removed from play. Any bag that goes through the hole is worth 3 points. Any bag that stays on the board is worth 1 point. Yes, you can knock off your opponent's bags. But be careful - you can also knock them through the hole! Subtract the low score from the high score at the end of each round for a final score. For example, if Team A has 1 bag in the hole and 2 bags on the board, their score would be 5 points. If Team B has 2 bags on the board, their score would be 2 points. Team A (5 points) - Team B (2 points) = Team A (3 points), so team A would receive 3 points for that turn. Determine a finishing point total and let the fun begin!   LADDER TOSS RULES: Individuals or teams take turns tossing 3 bolas to the opposite team's ladder at an official distance of 15 feet. For children, the distance can be adjusted for playability. Bolas can be thrown any way the player chooses, as long as they are thrown individually - they can even be bounced off the ground. Players can also knock off bolas during the course of the round; in fact, knocking off other players' bolas is a good defensive strategy, as ropes knocked off during play do not score points. After all players are done, scoring is determined by the bolas that are left hanging from the rungs.  The top rung is worth 3 points, the middle 2 points, and the bottom earns 1 point. Players or teams can score one bonus point by hanging all 3 bolas from the same rung or by hanging a bola on all 3 rungs in one round. The team or player with the highest score throws first in the next round. Games are played to exactly 21 points. If a team or player goes over 21 points, their points for that round do not count. For example, a team with 18 points needs 3 points to win; if they earn 5 points at the end of a round, none of those points count and they will enter the next round with 18 points once again. In the case of a tie, players will play "overtime" until they score 2 or more points to win.