AXE THROWING WARSAW

• Every regular match consists of 3 rounds:
• Each round consists of 5 thrown axes per round;
• The player must win 2 of 3 rounds to win the match;
• In regulation competition players always throw all three rounds even if one player has won the first two rounds;
• Tracking of total points over 15 throws in all regulation matches is mandatory;
• If a player wins the first round and ties the next 2 rounds this is still considered a match win as they have won the majority of the rounds in the match.
• If players are tied at the end of the three rounds, a Big Axe tiebreaker occurs. A tie occurs when all three rounds result in an overall tie; each player has won 1 round, lost 1 round and tied 1 round, all three rounds are tied.

Big Axe Tie-Breakers

• A Big Axe round is played in sudden death fashion:
• Players use rock, paper, scissors to determine who throws first: winner chooses;
• Players alternate one throw each per big axe round;
• In the beginning, as long as the Big Axe sticks in the target breaking blue paint or sticking within the blue circle, the throw counts as good;
• If one player throws a good throw and the other a bad throw, the good throw wins;
• If both players throw a bad throw then they go again;
• If both players throw a good throw then they go again.
• Play continues in sudden death fashion using device scoring rules until there is a winner.

Scoring Types

• Point Values
• Clutch
• The Majority Rule

• Maximum 5 ppl per throwing lane
• For safety reasons, drunken behavior will not be tolerated