Matt Vs Wheels in Crokinole! - Crokinole board game playthrough
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- čas přidán 17. 03. 2020
- Two Dicebreaker employees enter, only one leaves. Okay, not technically, but still. It's a big deal as Matt and Wheels face off against each other in an epic duel of Crokinole!
How to play: crokinole.guru/game-rules/
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This is hands down one of the most oddly calming and satisfying things I have ever watched. Thank you for this. 👍🏻❤️
Buy a board, its very fun and calming!
This was a lot more intense than I expected. Anyone else imagining the chaos of 4 player crokinole?
MegaDale42 I can. We used to have round-robin tournaments in my hometown. As soon as you were out of the 4 player game, you’d be put into a new game that was starting. If you’re just playing the game at home, it’s usually a team game. The people across from each other are teamed together.
If assume this is primarily a two player game?
@@petergross7235 Two or Four.
MegaDale42 Can confirm - it is (wonderful) chaos.
All I can notice is Matt making two stacks of 4, while Wheels makes four stacks of 2.
As a Canadian, this brings back so many memories of sitting around the Crokinole board with my parents and sisters. Ours had a Checkers/Chess board on the underside of the board and the Crokinole pieces doubled as checkers pieces. Our boards were not even close to the quality of the one in this video, but it didn't matter to us. Thanks for sharing with us.
I live in Saskatchewan and we had a Giant crokano board this winter played with curling stones
This is the most Canadian thing I have ever read lol
Please tell me you have video or pictures?!
Craig Lopresto google “crokicurl in Saskatchewan “ for a video.
@@DoubleJ19620607 that was phenomenal, thank you!
You jest but this is actually one of my favorite dicebreaker episodes. I can find a review of the latest big budget super fancy themed rpg collectathon board game anywhere. This is unique interesting content.
Thank you guys for showcasing our board! :) If there is anything I can do for you (regarding Crokinole), please let me know.
Cheers,
Crokinole Guru
I guess this is the first game of the Inter Dicebraker championship of Crokinole then, eh? :D what a brilliant snatch of a win from Matt right at the end and after such devastating first game as well with 4-0 to Wheels... Breathtaking
This NEEDS to become a weekly feature... at LEAST.
Instead of tiebreakers, they should really be called "diebreakers," because duh
I'm having vivid sense memory of finger bruising from playing too much crokinole as a kid. We didn't have gliss, so it needed a LOT of force to get the pucks to go.
That two piece glizzy glide out of nowhere at 16:30 was so satisfying.
Oh, I desperately need a tournament of this now.
Shawn Heatherly go to CrokinoleCentre you tube to find coverage with commentary of multiple tournaments.
I would like to see more games like this. Maybe some obscure, ancient or oriental games as well?
For the time being (isolation and all), maybe you could let's play some tabletop simulator or other digital versions of board games?
They should try Kubb. The original is played on a particularly large board though. I think standard rules is around 4 meters?
That was a great game, I especially enjoyed how you invented a new term for getting the puck in the middle, and then immediately shortened it. Top tier wording there!
This is among the most wholesome and exciting things I've ever watched, please continue thee series!
This was great fun to watch! Would be well up for more of this.
Oh man, as a Canadian this brings back SO MANY childhood memories, can't believe I found this on a UK-based channel lol, good times lol.
Sorry if someone mentioned already but the pucks you are using have two sides. One side is flat the other is convex (think like a top) so play with the convex or “pointy,” side down and your pucks will move much faster. A quick way to tell which side is which is just spin the puck on the board before shooting it. If you have the puck right side up it will spin like a top.
Additionally, some comments were directed at your scoring. There are two basic ways to score a game. One is the one you use (each game gives 2 points to winner of a game..zero points to loser and one point each for a tie). The other way is to add up your score totals and the winner will get the difference i.e. player one winds up with 45 points and player two 35 points then player one gets 10 points for that game. Often games that are scored this way the winner is the first to reach 100 but that’s flexible. You can certainly play just to 50, or increase to 150 or whatever you choose.
Your scoring system (2points to winner, 0 points to loser and one point each for a tie game) is the one I use and is used in pretty much any tournament play, especially in the US and Canada although I suspect that is pretty much the standard all over the world.
Please see the youtube channels, “Tracey Boards,” or “CrokinoleCenter,” for additional Crokinole and North American tournament game play.
Thank you dicebreaker
“That’s outrageous!” - Noel Fielding
I have a nice board on the way right now. Can't wait to play this game!
11:11 - Oh Matt ..... you brave soul
31:15 - Don't be so hard on yourself Matt; a year on and still accurate
Just livestream the whole office playing this at the christmas party.
This looks so much fun, I really hope I get to play some Crokinole some day.
You guys better stick to your word I wanna see a full blown 'nole tournament!
Being a Canadian and raised playing this, at first i was like "wait, this isn't a new game or something..." and then i remembered "ah, not everyone has likely even heard of this thing". Fun game, hurts the finger tips sometimes :P
My only pre-Canadian (LoadingReadyRun) exposure to this was in a Moxy Fruvous song... and I assumed it was the Spanish word for Croquet, since the King of Spain was playing it with the Princess of Monaco.
To be honest, it reminds me of curling, another great (Scottish-cum-)Canadian tradition.
'Knock a bit of wood into a hole' has never been so tense.
I just picked up a board. Waiting for it to come from Canada. Cheers!
Have you folks ever heard of 'sjoelen'? It's sort of similar to this as you also slide bricks. In sjoelen you have to get the bricks across a long wooden plank and then through small gates to score points.
I have heard much about this Crokinole. I look forward to this immensely, although I will be spreading my media content apart a bit now that I have an ocean of time to fill
The pucks have 2 different sides , one of them for fast speed the other one goes slowly. You can see it in the beginning when the puck turns. Btw a great game !
I've never been so excited about a board game. Hell, i've seldom been so excited about my favourite football team (boquita el mas grande). Now i need to see tournaments with comentators.
I now see why you guys are always super into this on Twitter.
Here in Canada we play on much cheaper boards without the gloss-powder. Usually the pucks are just dark and light coloured wood. You have to flick it a little harder and they don't spin around as much afterwards, but otherwise it's the same game. I'd actually love to try out one of these glossy boards and see how it feels to hit it so much softer.
Oh, and often we'll play games with like 20 stones per person.. so it's a much longer game with sometimes much higher scores at the end.
Day whatever it is without the football. I am watching Crokinole and cheering like its a cup final.
Loving all of the other Canadians in comments reliving childhood memories of family game nights and extreme finger pain - seriously the discs (or rings as my family had) can really hurt when you flick them!
Interesting scoring method, different than what I'm used to.
You guys should really try out Carromboard. Sort of similar to Crokinole[and snooker] and guaranteed to create a murderous rift between family and friends!!
Matt Jarvis, strong hair game, decent watch, is this the Steve Burns of TT?
monkeydave7 I will absolutely accept this. (Steve Burns and I also used to live in the same place and have the same job, there’s a weird amount of precedent for this.) ~Matt
More crokinole!!
Since SU&SD made their video I've wanted my own Crokinole board. Or to open a pub with Crokinole boards to play instead of Pool tables.
I never thought this could be so tense.we need V.A.R and commentators like in rugby matches stat! Also air horns and confetti cannons for noles.
Makes me feel all proud as a Canadian to see the game being adopted in other places, bit by bit.
I know exactly how this game was made, some canuck was stuck up in a cabin during the winter night which begins at 3 pm and was dying of boredom
Surely the term for two 'noles should be a Flind? And that would tehn make three a Demogorgon.
This was surprisingly fun to watch and really felt the tension. But Wheels, if Matt is 6-2 up and it’s best 3 out of 5, then he’s already won...
Canada really likes sliding, huh? Hockey, curling, Crokinole..
So this is a relative of carrom, right? It's gotta be. Right down to the use of the powder.
As a puck, I like this game.
Made a crokinole board and buttons out of old laminated flooring, works great, very slippy.
I have a question. After the game has already started and you get a chance to shoot for a 20, do the same rules apply, you must atleast make it in the 15 point section?
We never played that way growing up, but I believe in the rules it states that if your opponent doesn't have a puck on the board then you must have it land within the 15-point area. I presume this is to prevent the strategy we began employing where we set a "trap" piece on our own side of the board and then shoot for 20s while our opponent tries desperately to knock off the trap one.
20:50 this shot would count, no? If a piece jumps back up on the board, all collisions stand? The piece that went out would have to be removed, but the other two could stay, I think... Please let me know if I'm wrong, still learning the game
We played this game growing up and we would have removed the one that bounced out and back on again, but left the one that got touched.
I'm assuming that this is the larger of the two sizes that they list on their website. Has anyone played the smaller size? Any suggestions or comments about the different sizes? Love the content!
So in other words do the same 20 shot rules apply throughout the whole game or only at the start of the game? You must atleast make it to the 15 point section
Mayday games sale the best Crokinole boards for you 💰. Great value for a tournament size board.
The way my family plays if you get it in the center the opponent has one turn to knock it out.
A good tip for new players would be to place your out pieces on the sides away from your area so that they don't interfere with any of your shots.
Hi ,i recently started a board game collection. But since i live in Romania, there a not many board games that get here. Here we play with normal cards which i just got tired of. But i just can't get to buy games. Because sometimes i get to pay double the game from Amazon because of taxes. And i just don't know how to expand my collection. Any help is accepted.
So, the first piece has to touch a peg, and otherwise it has to touch another player's puck. But what actually is the rule for whether it counts when there are no pucks of any other player on the board?
So Wheels played in a crokinole tournament? Does that mean he's a Pro-kinole now?
Where did you guys get your Crokinole board from?
I thought the winner was supposed to get the difference between the two scores and the first to 100 wins. e.g. player 1 scores 45 - player 2 scores 30 so player 1 adds 15 points to their tally and the first to 100 wins?
Did anyone notice that the thumbnail has a different board than the one they are using
Is this the exact same order-configured board that Quinn (su&sd) has? lol.
So, table top Canadian hockey? A much more sophisticated form of paper American football. Looks interesting...
It's more curling, but without the brooms
Funny thing is I am basically using this as ASMR/background noise @26:00
Is this kind of like tabletop curling?
why would you make me crave this expensive game even more than i already am?!
This game is blooming expensive
Just found this, can we get a 4 player stream please?
I nominate Noel Fielding as the best of the Noel's
Glad i wasn’t the only one! Fielding is the ultimate Noel, no exceptions!
Wonderful Canadian game. :)
A Midnight Stand off, eh?
What size is the board?
DLC: Crokinole! - Infinite Gliss, 5.99 USD
includes - 1 10-minute timer
Players setup a 10 minute timer, any lost pieces can be re-shot without penalty, only Crokinoles! are safe from elimination, at the end of 10 minutes or when one player Crokinoles! all of their pieces, the game ends, player with most points wins!
I can see it now...
Round two like none of wheels’ shots touched other pucks. They shouldn’t count. @dicebreaker rematch for Matt!
And in match two round two his crok was illegal
Well, they explained the rules as you need to touch rival's puck if one is present, and they both played by those rules. I don't know this game and it's official rules, but even if they got it wrong, it was still a fair match.
what is the gliss???
Shouldn't it be intraDicebreaker not interDicebreaker
And sometimes you just croak on trying to get a Crok.
My friend got it a little while ago and we immediately A, messed up the name and B, swapped it to Crack N' Bush
Blimey, that was an absolute Beyoncé.
300 quid!!!!!! Jeeez! I could have shipped you one for less than that!!!!
This is kinda similar to Cornhole
So, the DnD version would be.... Crokignoll?
Sorry, not sorry.
So is this what Canadians did when it was summer and they couldn't play curling?
Yes! Crokinole! Many drunken hours wasted playing this. Shame the boards are so expensive and bulky.
Yeah, dont put butanol in your hair....
Who else is in the office with dicebreaker?
I've always assumed it was the CZcams channels of the Gamer Network (Eurogamer, Dicebreaker, Outside Xbox, Outside Xtra, probably others)
Probably Rock Paper Shotgun and Digital Foundry as well, although I think DF might have their own place
So what is "the entire office"? eurogamer, dicebreaker, annnnnnd?
@AlmightyStarfire no clue. Wouldnt surprise me if half the british channels i watch all are within 3 square blocks of each other tbh given how packed london is for studio space.
And some other folks you might have heard of who might join us for a game sometime ;)
@@dicebreaker Yeah, kick some RPS arse, please :)
As a woodworker, it does not surprise me that this set costs £300. Wood is a right pain when you want it to be & stay very flat.
Next: get a shufflepuck board, you cowards!
What Matt didn't realize was Wheels got the last laugh. When he shook Matt's hand, he exposed him to the coronavirus. Matt goes home to self isolate but it's too late, Wheels already won.
Someone needs to learn how to take a breath before they shoot.
Shook hands, touching eyes, nose and mouth all over the shop 🤦♂️