Shuffleboard

A long maple table, eight pucks a round, and no drag-and-fling. You shoot it with your hand, the way the real thing works.

1Touch your puck. It follows your finger.
2Slide it back toward your end.
3Push it forward and let go before the foul line.

Red player or team Blue player or team

Where everyone stands

1 v 1Stay putRed keeps the left end, Blue the right. The table spins around between shots. 2 v 2TeamsPartners stand at opposite ends. Each round shoots from the other end. 1 v 1Walk aroundThe bar rule: both shoot from one end, then walk to the other end.

Play to

11 15 21

Table speed

Fast Medium Slow

Screen size, inches

Table speed works like the powder grade on a real table. Screen size only tunes the stroke lab's speed readout.

Red and Blue alternate shots, 4 pucks each. After the round, only the color with the farthest puck scores: 1, 2 or 3 by zone for each puck past the other color's best, and 4 for a puck hanging over the end. A puck has to be all the way past the far foul line to stay on the table.

Sound Stroke lab

Corner buttons on the table: the brackets go full screen, the three dots open this menu.