Giant Checkers & Tic-Tac-Toe

CHECKERS GAME RULES

Game Set-up - Each player will set up with pieces on the dark squares until full (three rows)

How to Play

• Determine who starts by flipping a coin.
• Checkers may only move on diagonal space forward in the beginning of the game. If your checker is located in the diagonal space nearest to your opponent's checker, then you can jump and capture that checker by jumping over it. Once you capture the checker, you can take if off the board.
• If you have the opportunity to jump your opponent's checker, then you must do so. If you have the opportunity to jump your opponents checker in multiple parts of the board, then you can choose which checkers you'd like to jump.
• If you're capturing a checker, you can still only move forward once. But if the new position you land in gives you a direct opportunity to capture another check, then you must keep going until you can't capture any more of your opponent's checkers.
• King your checkers when they reach the end of your opponent's board by placing one of your own captured pieces on top of it. The king can move forward and backward. Kings can still only move one diagonal space at a time during a non-capture move. However, when a king is capturing checkers, it can move forward and backward on the same turn. Continue jumping and capturing your opponent's checkers until they are all removed from the board.

TIC-TAC-TOE GAME RULES

Game Set-up - Each player will get five (5) discs with the corresponding letter chosen. O - Red, X - Black

How to Play

• Determine who goes first by standing 3'-10' away depending on skill level and each player will toss one disc onto the play mat. The closest to the center, or most of their disc goes first.
• Players must stand behind a designated line 3'-10' away depending on skill level, and toss their disc into the desired squares. To avoid rolling and bouncing discs, it is recommended that you toss them by moving your arm straight up (not across in a frisbee like motion), and flick your wrists so that disc spins. This will ensure the disc stays flat and has little to no movement when it lands.
• If a disc lands partially off the game board, it will count for whichever square it is partially touching. If a disc lands in a spot where it touches more than one (1) square it will count for whichever square more of the discs is in. discs can not be knocked off by other discs. If a square already has a discs in it, when a new disc lands there the first disc counts. The new disc is removed from the board.
• Players take turn tossing one (1) disc at a time attempting to get three (3) of their discs in a row to win the game. Discs that miss the game board or bounce/roll off will remain there until all discs have been tossed. If all discs have been tossed but the game board is not full and no player has gotten three (3) in a row, each player will toss one (1) discs until either the game board is full or someone has gotten three (3) in a row.
• Optional Tiebreaker: This only applies when the game board is full and no player has 3 in a row. Each player can remove one of their opponents pieces from the location that is blocking their potential three (3) in a row and give it back to their opponent. This should leave the board with two (2) open squares and each player with two (2) in a row. Play resumes on whomever turn it was next. Same rules apply. First to get three (2) in a row wins. If the game board fills back up again without a winner, repeat the same process until someone get the three (3) in a row.

Show in Feet Show in Metres

	Width	Length	Height
Unit Size:	3.5ft	3.5ft
Required Space:	4.5ft	4.5ft

	Suitable For Children
	Suitable For Adults

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Suitable For

Indoors on Hard Surface
Outdoors on Grass
Outdoors on Hard Surface

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Not Suitable For

Indoors on Artificial Grass
Outdoors on Artificial Grass
Outdoors on Grass / Hard Surface Mix
Outdoors Under Cover

Max Users @ All Ages

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