Finnish bowling

Finnish bowling is an outdoor game of skill in which participants throw a wooden pin at numbered pins. The goal is to score exactly 50 points.

Game setup: Place the pins tightly together in a designated pattern, with the numbers facing the players. The throwing line should be approximately 3-4 meters from the pins. If the game is too easy, the throwing line can be moved further away. If it's too difficult, it can be moved closer.

Number of Players: Can be played individually or in teams. Players or teams alternate throws.

Gameplay: On a player's turn, they throw a wooden pin at the pins once. After the throw, the points are counted, and any knocked-over pins are placed exactly where they landed. This expands the playing field with each round, making the game more interesting.

Scoring: If one pin knocks over, the player scores points equal to the number on that pin. If more than one pin knocks over, the player scores points equal to the number of pins knocked over. A pin counts as knocked over only if it is on the ground. Pins resting on other pins or on a dodgeball should not be counted.

Object of the game: The first player or team to score exactly 50 points wins.

Overshooting: If a player exceeds 50 points, their score drops to 25 points and play continues.