n. A
party and bar game, derived from the "corn-hole" beanbag tossing game, invented by drunk
people in Austin, TX.
OFFICIAL SACKHOLE RULES:
2 teams, dividing the number of sacks between them (usually 2 team members, with 3 sacks each).
1. Coin toss determines first team
2. Each team chooses a bet (between 1-5) at the beginning of their throws for that round.
3. First team tosses all of their sacks, followed by second team
4. Scores are counted after all throws, as follows:
A complete miss of the board is negative points
If the
sack hits the board but then after lands on the ground that'
s zero points
If a
sack lands on the board and stays for the entire round that's equal points to a teams bet
If a
sack goes in the hole that's double the bet points
Points aren't counted till the end of a round; Any sacks that
get knocked off the board or fall in the hole after initial throw give points for their final position not their initial position.
To
win a team must reach 21+ points
Any team who reaches - 21 points loses
Tie-Breaking rules are determined by the drunkest
player on the field.
"Wow, we had some great Sackhole that
night, even though I almost broke off my
toe-
nail!"
