Bean Bag Toss Outdoor Game with EN71 certificate

Got more fun with your family and friends by our Bean Bag Toss Game which can be played both indoor and outdoor. Product size: 60x46x27cm Packing: 2pcs/color box Diamension of the box: 62x23.6x11cm Net weight: 2.3kg Gross weight: 3.0kg Container/Qty: 20FCL: 1890sets, 40FCL: 3990sets, 40HQ: 4389sets. It comes with: 1). 2 MDF boards with three holes on each board. 2). 8 bean bags in two different colors. 3). 2 PVC support stand. 4). 2 scoring rulers 5). 4 anti-slip feet. 6). Color box. GAME SETUP: 1) Playing Area--Select an open areathat provide approximately 18ft.(approx. 8 paces apart) between the two foul lines (front of the Bean Bag Boards.) Allow children to set distance with their own stride. The width of the court depends on the skill level of the players. 2) Play is between two players or teams. One member from each team will stand next to each board. RULES OF THE GAME: . Object of the game - To "out toss" your opponents by throwing your bean bags into the 5-, 10- and 15- point holes. First player/team to reach 100 points wins! . Game play - For the first round, decide player 1 and/or team 1 by tossing a coin, or some other suitable method. For following rounds, the team scoring the highest points in the previous round is the firstto toss in the next round. . Each round consists of one person (either player1 or player 1/team 1) tossing bean bags. Play continues alternating player/team until each player has tossed their bags. . Bean bags may be tossed in any way the player chooses, as long as they are tossed individually. . Players must not step across the foul line (frong edge of the bean bag board) during a throw, or that throw does not count. . Point values (based on difficulty level) are as follows: Top Hole = 15 points Middle Hole = 10 points Bottom Hole = 5 points . No score - Bean bag that miss the hole or bounce off the ground do not count in scoring. . Use the side rail scoring to track both player/team scroes. . To win - There are alternatives for declaring a winner: 1) the winning team must lead by at least 5 points; or 2) requiring an exact score to win. If a round's score would put a team over 100, that round's score is not used.