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Bob game
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How to play the Danish BOB game The aim of the game is to pot your own colored Bob-men before your opponent pots his/hers. The winner is the first player to get all of his/hers Bob-men into the corner pockets Rules - All Bob-men are placed within the mid-circle at the board - The players are placed opposite each other. Each player has the cushion in front of him/her and the cushion to the right of him/her - A draw decides which player begins - The two players place his/hers silver Bob-man at the appointed lines. At the same time both players shot the silver Bob-man towards the mid circle to spread the coloured Bob-men and the game can begin. Any coloured Bob-men falling into the corners pockets stay - The silver Bob-man must always be placed at the line of which each player before putting - The first player to get a coloured Bob-man into the corner pockets gets that colour. If Bob-men of both colours hit the corner pockets the player can decide which colours he/she wants - If a player put one of his/hers own coloured Bob-men into the corner pocket, he/she gets an extra turn - If a player puts the opponent’s coloured Bob-man into the corner, he/she loses the extra turn. The opponent’s Bob-man stays into the corner pocket - If a coloured Bob-man flies outside the board the Bob-man is placed within the circle closest to the corner where it felt out - If a player puts his/hers own silver Bob-man into the corner pocket or outside the table, the punishment is that two of the players coloured Bob-men is removed from the corner and put into the circle again. The other player decides where to put the two coloured Bob-men thus within the mid circle. No extra turn is giving even though one of your own Bob-men hits into the corner pockets at the same time - If one or more of your own coloured Bob-men is placed on your line it is called a BOB. When a player has a BOB they are allowed to put directly without using the silver Bob-man. A BOB is always the first shot when it is ones turn 
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