Game Petank "Game Time", 6 balls, D Shara-7.2 cm

Petank (Bochchi) is an exciting strategic game. Ideal for playing in the fresh air - in the country, beach, in the yard or even in the forest. For the game, you don’t even need a specially equipped site, you can play it on any site: sandy, soil, gravel.

Rules for the game:

Two teams take part in the game, each of which It can consist of one, two, or three players. The game uses no more than 12 balls. If the team consists of one or two players, then each of them plays three balls. If the team includes three players, then each player of such a team plays with two balls.

before the game of the game, throwing lots, they choose which of them begins the game first. This team draws a circle with a diameter of about 30 cm on the ground. The player in the petron of the first team throws a wooden ball - “Coshenet” (French Cochonnet - Pig) at a distance of 6 to 10 meters, but not closer than 50 cm from any obstacle. At the same time, the player’s legs should be inside the circle until the kosonet stops. After the Koshonet is abandoned, any player in the Petantan of the first team throws the first ball, trying to place it as close to the ksonet. At the same time, the legs of a throwing player should not protrude beyond the circle. After the first throw, the player of the second team becomes in the same circle and tries to throw his ball closer to the ksonet or knock out the ball of the opponent. The next throw is the team whose ball is further from the cat, and throws its balls until one of its balls becomes closer to the male than any of the opponent balls. After that, the team of opponents makes shots. If one of the teams does not have balls for throwing, then the other team throws its remaining balls one by one, trying to place them as close as possible to the male.

when the balls of both commands are abandoned, the points are calculated. The winners team receives as many points as the balls are closer to the ksoneta than the closest ball of the rival team.

the round of the game in Petan is considered complete when each team abandoned all its balls.

The winners begins a new round, drawing a circle at the site of the cat’s fall in the previous round, and again throws the koshonet and begins a new round. The game in Petank continues until one of the teams scored 13 points.