Finger Pool Board Game at Kimberly Borges blog

Finger Pool Board Game. The game can be played by either two people (singles) or four people (doubles). On a 29 x 29 wooden board, players flick a large weighted disc (the striker) at smaller wooden discs. Use the triangle to rack the 15 billiard discs and flick the white cue disc to strike them. the game is basically a combination of crokinole and pool. a disc flicking version of classic billiards. There are pockets in each corner and one team tries to sink all of the red coins while the other team tries to sink the white coins. Fingerboard (or “vingerbord” in afrikaans) is a finger flicking board game that was a favorite in south. It was designed by swiss engineer mändu stauffer. carrom is most easily described as finger pool. Use the triangle to rack the 15 billiard discs and flick the white cue disc to strike them. Like pool, there is even a blue coin, which is sometimes called the oumatjie, donkey, or decider, that needs to be sunk last in order to win. However, instead of pool cues, you use your fingers and a striker. The game then spread in. carambole is a variant of carrom (finger pool). carrom is an interesting game similar to billiards or table shuffleboard.

There are pockets in each corner and one team tries to sink all of the red coins while the other team tries to sink the white coins. the game is basically a combination of crokinole and pool. However, instead of pool cues, you use your fingers and a striker. Use the triangle to rack the 15 billiard discs and flick the white cue disc to strike them. carambole is a variant of carrom (finger pool). Fingerboard (or “vingerbord” in afrikaans) is a finger flicking board game that was a favorite in south. The game can be played by either two people (singles) or four people (doubles). carrom is most easily described as finger pool. carrom is an interesting game similar to billiards or table shuffleboard. Like pool, there is even a blue coin, which is sometimes called the oumatjie, donkey, or decider, that needs to be sunk last in order to win.

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Finger Pool Board Game Like pool, there is even a blue coin, which is sometimes called the oumatjie, donkey, or decider, that needs to be sunk last in order to win. the game is basically a combination of crokinole and pool. It was designed by swiss engineer mändu stauffer. There are pockets in each corner and one team tries to sink all of the red coins while the other team tries to sink the white coins. carambole is a variant of carrom (finger pool). On a 29 x 29 wooden board, players flick a large weighted disc (the striker) at smaller wooden discs. a disc flicking version of classic billiards. However, instead of pool cues, you use your fingers and a striker. Use the triangle to rack the 15 billiard discs and flick the white cue disc to strike them. The game can be played by either two people (singles) or four people (doubles). Fingerboard (or “vingerbord” in afrikaans) is a finger flicking board game that was a favorite in south. carrom is an interesting game similar to billiards or table shuffleboard. Like pool, there is even a blue coin, which is sometimes called the oumatjie, donkey, or decider, that needs to be sunk last in order to win. Use the triangle to rack the 15 billiard discs and flick the white cue disc to strike them. The game then spread in. a disc flicking version of classic billiards.