Are the scoring rules on the back of the scoresheets?
367684
No. These are lovely score sheets to use, but the rules aren't on the back.
367685
Carlyn -- Sorry, but the back of the Large Scoresheet is blank. No rules. George
1580770
Don't understand this question. The stats r on each bar and website... I assume the box too.
1189253
Actually you can score more than 12" if the design has sort of "mirror" scoring, the same left side and right side. Let's suppose you have some 16 " x 16". Just score your first half (would 8"), for example 1/2, 2 3/8, 5 1/4 and 7 3/8. You just turn the paper 180º and start to score back again from the edge, but, I insist, this can only be useful if your scoring is "mirror-ed". The same from the height up/down scoring since the board is "open", doesn't have an ending edge to stop paper. Another option: You may score and crease so to put the last crease to the edge and go on till it's enough. This is useful when the scoring is not mirror-ed. Hope you get the ideas. Actually you can score more than 12" if the design has sort of "mirror" scoring, the same left side and right side. Let's suppose you have some 16 " x 16". Just score your first half (would 8"), for example 1/2, 2 3/8, 5 1/4 and 7 3/8. You just turn the paper 180º and start to score back again from the edge, but, I insist, this can only be useful if your scoring is "mirror-ed". The same from the height up/down scoring since the board is "open", doesn't have an ending edge to stop paper. Another option: You may score and crease so to put the... » Read More Actually you can score more than 12" if the design has sort of "mirror" scoring, the same left side and right side. Let's suppose you have some 16 " x 16". Just score your first half (would 8"), for example 1/2, 2 3/8, 5 1/4 and 7 3/8. You just turn the paper 180º and start to score back again from the edge, but, I insist, this can only be useful if your scoring is "mirror-ed". The same from the height up/down scoring since the board is "open", doesn't have an ending edge to stop paper. Another option: You may score and crease so to put the last crease to the edge and go on till it's enough. This is useful when the scoring is not mirror-ed. Hope you get the ideas. « Show Less
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Ordinarily that is done within whichever game is being played. (Perhaps I didn't understand the question)
11976
You can keep track of the score, per hole, for 1 to 4 players individually and also the total score for each of 1 to 4 players. If you want the total score for all 4 players together rather than individually, you would have to manually add them together.
600272
Yes, there are sounds when you score a goal and a few other sound effects. You can also see your score and your opponent's score on the arch from your side. It's worth installing the arch in my opinion.
1937410
Ha, Ha. No..................... there are some rules variations regarding adjacent players. It is a fun variation and well thought out.
1748762
I think there are a max of 4 score keeping slots at any one time, I have done it with 3 kids at once.But if you have enough room to move about it is the movement that is fun not the score keeping, So if they like "dance" it is fun to move along with out keeping score, and it is a work out, so taking turns or in other words resting, is certainly an option and there are enough slots to keep track of everyone's score.
55850
Yes they are scored. I also need that or I really screw up the cards trying to fold them. I do wish the paper was a little bit heavier but I'm happy with it. I would buy it again.
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I really have no idea on that score. There may be instructions somewhere in the manual.
1231339
Yes there are. When you get over so many points in the top portion of the game on the sheets (old game I use to play), you get 35 extra points. Those are the only bonus points. Its just like one person playing, so it doesn't make any sense, but it is like the paper game.
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Nope. Left hand page is Sun - Weds of each month. Right hand page is Thurs - Sat columns ended with a To Be Done column on the far right. Cheers -
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I'm not sure of the difference between the regular (pro?) goals and the "match standard" goals... but from this website: http://www.forzagoal.com/forza-match-soccer-goals.html ... they say "These PVC goals are of a higher spec in relation to our FORZA Pro Locking goals, as they have an upgraded locking system for even greater sturdiness, enhanced back profile for increased stability, and an extended top run-back which provides a 'roof' profile for the goal. Therefore, these are recommended by the FA for league use, including mini soccer matches." Which I *think* basically means the Match Standard has that extra "roof" so instead of the back braces going down at an angle from the crossbar... the "Match Standard" back braces go back a couple feet... then go down at an angle (essentially making the "match standard" goals a little deeper and sturdier). Again, just taking a best guess from that website's description. We use the "match standard" ones... which at least look the same from the front.
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You can actually do either option. There are loads of tutorials online on how to make all sorts of boxes, gift bags and even Box-a-lopes with your scoreboard. This is one of those I can not live without items in my Stash.
450548
Don't really know. The idea behind the numbered pages was everything was as it was originally put. Errors are bracketed out so you can see the why and how of the error, and the correct answer later on.
492690
There is a small hole at the top of the dome adjacent to the score board. You just drop it through the hole to begin play.
1679287
There is a button to show "Highest Score", but when you need to change batteries, everything goes back to zero till the next game is played. There isn't an "Undo" button.