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RULE 6: Cornhole Length Of Game
6.1 Cornhole Game Options
- Traditional 21 Game – The game is played until one team reaches (or exceeds) 21 points at the
completion of a frame. The winning team does not need to win by two or more points.
- Frame Game – The game is played until each team or player has pitched 13 complete frames.
The winning team is the team scoring the most cumulative points out of an available 156 points.
(52 of 52 cornholes is a perfect game for a 156 total score).
- Qualifier or Seeding Game – Each player or team throws a minimum of one complete Frame
Game. Team/Player seeding is determined by their total cumulative score when compared with
the rest of the participants. Based on this ranking system, teams and players are qualified and
seeded at the same time for a bracket tournament.
6.2 The Cornhole Frame Must Be Finished –
Matches cannot end in the middle of a frame. Thus, if a team pitching first reaches or exceeds 21 points, the game is not over until the other side is allowed to pitch all of their bags to complete the frame.
6.3 Ties At The End Of A Frame –
If a match is tied at the end of a Frame Game, a single bag
toss off will determine the winner of the game. Teams/Players can throw from either side of
board in sudden death. The player or team throwing the better bag will be declared the winner. In
Doubles, all four players throw one bag from the same board, rotating shots until one team
outscores the other.
6.4 SHUCK or Skunk – Skunks do not apply to sanctioned leagues, tournament play or a Frame Game. But for casual backyard play in the Traditional 21 game, a skunk or shuck automatically ends the game when a team scores 13 or more points before the other team scores any points. We call this a "SHUCK" as in "You've been Shucked".
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