How to Play CoinToss
CoinToss is the table top game that's sure to add some fun to your next game night. Listed below are some suggestions for different ways to play!
Set Up: Everyone gets in a circle at the table. Place two CoinToss boards at opposite sides of the table to start. The two players with the boards both get a quarter.
How to Play: The two players with quarters start by trying to bounce the quarter into the hole on one of their boards. Once a player does, they pass the board to the left. If a player makes it on the first shot, then they can pass the board to anybody at the table. If a player makes the shot and the player to their left already has a board, then it becomes a challenge. The player that was about to be overtaken places their board on top of the other and attempts to make a shot. If they make it, they can pass both boards to two people of their choice and continue to play. If they miss, they're out. The last remaining player wins!
Set Up: Divide players into two equal teams and set up both CoinToss boards on one side of the table and players on the other. Prepare a timer for 1 minute.
How to Play: In 1 minute, see how many shots players can make within the time limit. Once a player makes a shot, the next player on their team tries to shoot. Whichever player or team makes the most shots within the time limit wins!
Set Up: Position each CoinToss board on opposite ends of the table and get into teams if necessary. Each player/team gets a quarter.
How to Play: Similar to cornhole, each player or team will try to make their quarters into the opponent's board. For each round, ever player or team will get four attempts to make a shot in the hole. Each shot in the hole is equal to 3 points. Whoever has the most points after 10 rounds wins!
Classic CoinToss
Players: 2+Set Up: Everyone gets in a circle at the table. Place two CoinToss boards at opposite sides of the table to start. The two players with the boards both get a quarter.
How to Play: The two players with quarters start by trying to bounce the quarter into the hole on one of their boards. Once a player does, they pass the board to the left. If a player makes it on the first shot, then they can pass the board to anybody at the table. If a player makes the shot and the player to their left already has a board, then it becomes a challenge. The player that was about to be overtaken places their board on top of the other and attempts to make a shot. If they make it, they can pass both boards to two people of their choice and continue to play. If they miss, they're out. The last remaining player wins!
Speed Toss
Players: 2+Set Up: Divide players into two equal teams and set up both CoinToss boards on one side of the table and players on the other. Prepare a timer for 1 minute.
How to Play: In 1 minute, see how many shots players can make within the time limit. Once a player makes a shot, the next player on their team tries to shoot. Whichever player or team makes the most shots within the time limit wins!
Tabletop Cornhole
Players: 2 or 4Set Up: Position each CoinToss board on opposite ends of the table and get into teams if necessary. Each player/team gets a quarter.
How to Play: Similar to cornhole, each player or team will try to make their quarters into the opponent's board. For each round, ever player or team will get four attempts to make a shot in the hole. Each shot in the hole is equal to 3 points. Whoever has the most points after 10 rounds wins!