Roll the die.
Move the chains.
Four feet of board, two dice, two markers, zero mercy. Plays across a dropped tailgate, a folding table, or the garage floor when the bugs come out.
Twenty colorways in the builder below, or bring your own.
Half the setup of cornhole
Cornhole needs two boards, twenty-seven feet of clear lane, and somebody willing to go get the bags. This needs a tailgate and four feet.
One board, not two
Fifteen inches wide and half an inch thick. It rides flat under everything else instead of eating the whole bed.
Four feet of lot
Set it on the tailgate or drop the legs and stand it on gravel. Everyone plays from the same spot.
Rounds, not innings
Your score walks a peg down the sideline, so the board always shows who is winning. Nothing to argue about four beers deep.
Build yours
Every board is cut, drilled and finished one at a time. Pick a core, pick your colors, and the ticket keeps up.
How it plays
Two players or four. Your marker starts in the first peg hole on your sideline and has to run to the far end of your half and back. First one home takes it.
Set the markers
Both sides drop a marker in the first peg hole on their own sideline. Highest roll goes first.
Roll long
Roll the die down the board toward the other end. It has to break the plane of the far scoring line to count, same rule as a football crossing the goal line. Short rolls and rolls off the board score nothing.
Count the pips, move the holes
Pips equal holes, one for one. Roll a five, move your marker five holes. Partners add together, so a five and a two is seven holes.
Take the bonuses
Landing in the hole is ten more holes on top of your pips. Hanging over the lip is five. Hanging off the back edge is two. Everything converts to marker movement, so there is no separate points total to keep.
Get home first
Out to the far end of your sideline and back to where you started takes the match. If you rolled second to open the game, you get one rebuttal.
Every bonus is extra holes, added to the pips you already rolled.
Specs
| Playing surface | 48 in × 15¼ in |
|---|---|
| Thickness | ½ in |
| Height on legs | 29 in, folds flat for the floor |
| Weight | 7 to 11 lb depending on core |
| Scoring holes | 1⅜ in, one at each end |
| Peg track | Both sidelines, 1 in centers, clear of the rolling lane |
| Outdoor rating | All-Weather core takes rain. Tailgater and Pro want a roof or a quick towel. |
| In the box | Board, two dice, two markers, rules card |
Made here
Boards are cut six to a sheet, drilled off a single jig so every peg track lines up, edged, and finished in a garage in Lexington. Stripes are cut vinyl on the Tailgater and full-bleed print on the Pro and All-Weather.
Custom work takes about two weeks. We build tributes to your colors, your town or your last name. We do not reproduce team logos or licensed marks, so bring us the colors and let us do the rest.
From the lot
Replaced our cornhole set on game days. Takes up zero room in the bed and nobody has to chase bags into other people's tents.
Robbie D.Kroger Field blue lot
The peg tracking makes it impossible for someone to dispute the score four beers in.
Colby W.Paycor south lot
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