Each game comes with a nice instruction booklet, which is also explained with pictures. Here it is in text form, in case you've lost yours or don't have it with you.

1. Goal & Preparation

Preparation : Form 2 teams, each team receives all rings of one color.

Objective : The objective of the game is to win 2 rounds (or alternatively more).

Overview : You win a round if you have managed to discard all of your own rings.

The ring that is closest to the target ball at the end of a throwing round is placed down.

When throwing, one pays attention to the occurrence of events .

2nd round of play

Throwing the target ball : The target ball is thrown once at the beginning of a round of play.

In the first round, the youngest player throws the target ball. In subsequent rounds, the losing team from the previous round throws the target ball. (It's advisable not to throw the target ball too far at the beginning.)

Throwing rounds & end of the game round :

The game continues with as many throwing rounds as necessary until one team has collected all the rings. This team wins the round.

3rd throwing round

Procedure : Players take turns throwing all the remaining rings. Pay attention to any events after each throw.

End : Once all rings have been thrown, the throwing round is over. The ring closest to the target ball is set aside. (This ring is placed to the side and will not be used in the next throwing round.) Important: Rings even slightly covered by the opponent are not counted.

Who throws the first ring? If the target ball has just been thrown, the team that didn't throw it starts. In subsequent rounds, the team with the most remaining rings starts. If there's an equal number of remaining rings, the team that last threw a ring starts.

4. Events

LOP : The ring just thrown is only slightly above an opponent's ring:

The opponent must immediately pick up one of their discarded rings (if any) and use it directly in the current throwing round.

LOOP : The ring that was just thrown is now around the target ball:

The opponent must immediately retrieve ALL of their discarded rings and use them directly in the current throwing round.

1. Goal and Preparation

Preparation : You form 2 teams, each team receives all rings of one color.

Goal : The aim of the game is to win 2 rounds (or more).

Overview : You win a game round if you were able to put down all of your rings.

The ring that is closest to the target ball at the end of a throwing round is put down.

When throwing, you pay attention if events occur.

2nd game round

Throwing the target ball : The target ball is thrown once at the beginning of a game round.

In the first round of the game, the youngest player throws the target ball. In the subsequent rounds, the losing team from the previous round throws the target ball (In the beginning it is advisable not to throw the target ball too far).

Throwing rounds & end of the game round : There are so many throwing rounds until one team has been able to put down all of the rings. This team wins the game round.

3. Throwing round

Sequence : All remaining rings are thrown alternately. Pay attention if events occurred after each throw.

End : When all rings have been thrown, the throwing round is over. The ring that is closest to the target ball is put down (The ring is therefore put aside and no longer used in the next round of throwing.) Important: Rings that are only minimally covered by the opponent are not considered here (-> LOP).

Who will throw the first ring ? If the target ball has just been thrown, the team that did not throw the target ball starts. In the throwing rounds thereafter, the team with the most rings remaining starts. If there are the same number of rings remaining, the team that last put down a ring starts.

4. Events

LOP: The ring you just threw is only slightly above an opponent's ring:

The opponent must immediately pick up one of his rings he had put down (if any) and use it again in the current throwing round.

LOOP: The ring you just threw is around the target ball:

The opponent must immediately pick up ALL of his rings he had put down (if any) and use them immediately in the current throwing round.

Danger!

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Small ball - choking hazard.

- Do not aim at eyes or face.

- Play only in open areas.

WARNING:

- CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years

- Do not aim at eyes or face

- Only play in open areas