Hanger On Shuffleboard at Greg Howell blog

Hanger On Shuffleboard. A hanger is a puck that is hanging off the end of the table, without falling into the alley. But this point is only possible if the puck is at the very end of the table, not the edges. There are also special pucks called hangers. Hangers are worth 5 points. Pucks hanging off the edge of the farthest zone are called “hangers” and are worth an extra point. If you have 2 pucks that are farthest down the table then you get points for the area they. Such shots are worth 4 points, and by agreement of the players, the puck can be pushed back towards the table a little, to be “made safe.” Your puck must slide beyond your opponent’s farthest puck to score. 11.1 any weight overhanging the end of the board (not the side) and in danger of falling off the board (“4 hanger”) may be made safe (meaning to move the hanger back more into the 3. It must land in a scoring section, of which there are three. Any puck hanging over the edge of the table is referred to as a hanger. Keep playing rounds until one.

A hanger is a puck that is hanging off the end of the table, without falling into the alley. If you have 2 pucks that are farthest down the table then you get points for the area they. Pucks hanging off the edge of the farthest zone are called “hangers” and are worth an extra point. 11.1 any weight overhanging the end of the board (not the side) and in danger of falling off the board (“4 hanger”) may be made safe (meaning to move the hanger back more into the 3. Your puck must slide beyond your opponent’s farthest puck to score. Such shots are worth 4 points, and by agreement of the players, the puck can be pushed back towards the table a little, to be “made safe.” But this point is only possible if the puck is at the very end of the table, not the edges. There are also special pucks called hangers. Keep playing rounds until one. Hangers are worth 5 points.

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Hanger On Shuffleboard Such shots are worth 4 points, and by agreement of the players, the puck can be pushed back towards the table a little, to be “made safe.” Any puck hanging over the edge of the table is referred to as a hanger. Hangers are worth 5 points. Pucks hanging off the edge of the farthest zone are called “hangers” and are worth an extra point. Keep playing rounds until one. Such shots are worth 4 points, and by agreement of the players, the puck can be pushed back towards the table a little, to be “made safe.” Your puck must slide beyond your opponent’s farthest puck to score. But this point is only possible if the puck is at the very end of the table, not the edges. It must land in a scoring section, of which there are three. A hanger is a puck that is hanging off the end of the table, without falling into the alley. There are also special pucks called hangers. If you have 2 pucks that are farthest down the table then you get points for the area they. 11.1 any weight overhanging the end of the board (not the side) and in danger of falling off the board (“4 hanger”) may be made safe (meaning to move the hanger back more into the 3.