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Shuffleboard

players use cues to push and slide weighted discs along a long court into a scoring area. At its core, the sport is about place one's discs in high-scoring zones and knock opposing discs out of scoring position. Participation format: Singles, doubles, and teams. It is typically contested on or in Deck/court shuffleboard court or table shuffleboard table. Scoring is based on Zone and frame scoring. Core equipment includes Cues, discs or weights, and court/table markings. Important forms include Court shuffleboard, Table shuffleboard, World team / singles. Listed competitions include ISA World Championship Tournament, USA National Shuffleboard Association championships. Origin/development: USA / Deck Shuffleboard, 1913. The sport is actively practiced today.

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Classification

Category Precision sport
Family Precision Sport
Level Main sport

Weitere Angaben

Tags indoor, individual, team, einzeln, shuffleboard, precision-sport, prazisionssport

Rules and format

Die Grundlagen

Ziel

The objective is to place one's discs in high-scoring zones and knock opposing discs out of scoring position.

Teilnehmer

Singles, doubles, and team formats.

Teamgröße

1 vs 1, 2 vs 2, or team events depending on format.

Spielfeld

Court with triangular scoring areas or a table-shuffleboard table.

Dauer

Games consist of ends/frames to a point target or tournament format.

Wertung

Points are scored by discs in valid scoring zones; invalid or penalty zones do not score or score negatively.

Gewinnbedingung

Win by reaching the point target or having the best score after the defined ends.

Ausrüstung

  • shuffleboard court or table
  • cues
  • discs/weights
  • scoring markings

Wichtige Regelpunkte

  • line violation
  • disc outside valid zone
  • wrong order
  • touching moving discs

Regelquellen

Federations and sources

Federations

  • International Shuffleboard Association (ISA)