How to play Shuffleboard

Learn the rules to the game Shuffleboard quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules.

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RULES:
The object of the 2 payer game is to get the first to 15 points, for 4 players: be the first team to 21 points. Give a player on each team a set of 4 colored pucks. If playing with teams of 2, teammates stand across from each other and alternate shots each round. Pick a player to start off the game and shoot first. Each round 2 opposing players will alternate turns sliding pucks down the board.

There are 2 foul lines on the board. On your turn to shoot, you must release the puck before your hand crosses the closest foul line. If you don’t, then that puck shot is forfeited and removed from the board for the round. Any puck that stops before the farthest foul line is invalid and is immediately removed from the board for the round and is not re-shot. Once both players have shot all four pucks, then scoring happens.

The player with the puck that is furthest down the board is the winner for the round. Only the winner scores each round. The winner scores for each of their pucks that is farther down the board than their opponent’s furthest puck. If 2 opposing pucks tie, then the winner does not score it. Score 1 point for each valid puck in the closest zone, 2 for the middle, and 3 for the farthest. Pucks that overlap 2 zones count as the lesser value. A puck that is hanging off the far edge of the board scores 4 points instead of 3. All pucks that slid off or where knocked off the board by another puck during shooting and are in the outside gutter score 0 points. The winner adds the valid points to their total score then shoots first in the next round. Each round alternates which direction of the board you shoot from.

If there is no winner in a round, or the farthest pucks tied, then the player or team that shot first in the last round, shoots first in the next round. The first player or team to reach the required number of points, leading by 2, wins!