Bottle ring toss game rules

Ringers count for three points. If a player gets two rings on the same peg, that is a double ringer and counts for six points. When players do not make any ringers, the ring closest to a peg gets one point.

If two players both make ringers on the same peg, they cancel each other and no points are scored. There are many variations of ring toss. You can play it in water with floating pegs and rings. Carnivals have various ring toss games for prizes. These are more difficult and use anything from fishbowls to cutouts as replacements for pegs. Ring toss is portable and can be taken anywhere. You can make it out of just about anything, including ropes and wooden stakes placed in the ground.

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By: Caroline Thompson. Username or Email Address. Remember Me. Skip to main content Skip to primary sidebar Skip to footer Enjoy a little friendly competition with the entire family. Sand crates and stars lightly to smooth any rough edges then paint interior and exterior of crate and front of stars with spray paint until covered. Let dry. Glue stars to 1 side of each crate with glue gun. Everyone who played was thoroughly engaged throughout the game. This team-building activity helped increase motivation, morale and promoted competitiveness.

Competition has been shown to increase productivity which we channeled in this friendly yet ambitious contest. Festivals use this game as a fund raising tool when competitors pay money for opportunities to win more delicious wine. Step One: Gather the Wine For this game, we collected approximately 75 different bottles from our collection. After the players have tossed their rings, they add up the points for each color. Only rings that stay over the posts are scored -- if a ring hits a post and bounces away, it does not score points.

Some versions of the game feature two posts, much like horseshoes, with players or teams standing near each post, tossing rings at the opposite post. In this version, a ring over the post scores two points, and a ring leaning against the post scores one.