Cornhole is rapidly becoming one of the most popular outdoor games in the United States.

It appears like the cornhole game is becoming increasingly popular everywhere you turn these days. It isn’t simply popular in the United States, either. People from all around the world are participating in the game. An official regulating body for the game exists in competitive events, arcade games, television shows, and even movies.

Cornhole Instructions

• If you’re interested in learning how to play cornhole, you’ll be pleased to know that the game’s rules are pretty straightforward. However, the game is played between two teams of one to four players.
• To play cornhole, you’ll need eight Pro Cornholes Bags, 4 of each color, and a Cornhole board.
• The Cornhole board must be positioned on a level surface before play can begin.
• According to the rules, the dried corn, beans, or rice in the Cornhole bags should weigh 1 pound in total.
• A cornhole bag should be 6 inches by 6 inches in size.

Cornhole Scoring Procedures

• If you are successful in getting the Pro Cornholes Bags through the hole, you will receive three points.
• If the bag is successfully placed on the board, 1 point is awarded.
• If the bag is dangling into the hole, you get one point.
• You will receive one point if the bag is dropping off the edge, but it does not touch the ground.
• The team with the best total score increases the difference between the two teams’ total scores to their total score.
• The team that wins the first round chose to put first in the following round.
• If the scores are tied, the prior team retains possession of the coin toss.

Specific rules govern fouls in Cornholes.

• When a player takes another player’s turn, it is considered a foul.
• It is considered a foul if the bag does not land on the boards and instead contacts the ground.
• If the bag is dangling off the end of the board and comes into contact with the ground, it is considered foul play.

Cornhole is a game with specific rules.

• Depending on how the game is started, a coin flip or a game of rock, paper, scissors may be used to determine who goes first.
• Partners should be positioned at the different sides of the board from one another.
• Each participant or team of players is provided with four bags of the same color.
• All eight bags start at one end of the board and work their way around.
• An initial bag is thrown by the opening player or team at the opposing corner of the board.
• Players may throw from any point behind the front of the board, except for the center.
• Until all eight bags have been thrown, the teams take a turn throwing them in the air.
• If the bag touches the ground and bounces back into the room, it does not count. According to the official rules, once the bag has made contact with the ground, it is no longer eligible for play.
• Rounds will continue until one side has scored at least 21 points in total.