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Players:
2 or 4
Parts List:
(2) collapsible Jammerz targets with drop-in bottom panels
(1) flying disc
(1) carry bag
Instructions included
Setup:
Begin by unfolding each target and inserting the internal bottom panels into the bottoms of each
target. Locate a level playing area. Place the two targets up to 20ft (6.09m) apart so that the shorter
sides of the targets are facing each other.
Court Layout:
Getting Started:
The game is started by selecting which player or team will go first. This is done by one player flipping a
coin in the air and the opposing player guessing which side will land face up, heads or tails. If the
opposing player guesses correctly they can choose to go first or last.
Game:
Jammerz can be played with either 2 or 4 players. A regulation Jammerz game is to 21 points. Each
game is broken down into innings. One inning consists of each player throwing the flying disc once.
The flying disc can be thrown from anywhere behind the front of the scoring target closest to you. If a
player's foot goes beyond the front of the scoring target during a throw, the throw is considered a
"fault" and does not count.
You must get to 21 points exactly to win the game.
up to 20ft (6.09m)
Singles Play:
Players stand at opposite targets. Player #1 throws the flying disc at the scoring target. Points are
scored based on where the flying disc lands or hits (See "Scoring"). After player #1's throw, their score is
added to their previous score, and then player #2 throws the disc back at the other target to try and
score points. A running total is kept of each score. Play continues until one player reaches 21. The
game can only end on exactly 21 points. If a player scores more points than necessary to reach 21, they
must subtract whatever they would have scored on that turn from their current score.
Example: If Player #1 has a score of 20 points and then scores 3 points on their next turn, they must
subtract that 3 points from 20, resulting in their new total score of 17 points.
Each player gets an equal number of throws. Therefore, whoever threw second in the first inning, will
get their last toss of the game, even if player #1 scores 21 points first.
If a tie should occur, both players' scores are set back to 15 points each, and play continues until only
one player reaches 21 points at the end of the final inning.
Team Play:
Two teams of two players each should be determined. One player from each team should stand at each
scoring target, so that team members are at opposite targets. Teams are set on each scoring target and
do not rotate. Player #1 from team A throws the flying disc toward the scoring target. Player #2 from
Team A has the option of hitting the flying disc in order to change its flight path toward the scoring
target. Points are awarded based on how the flying disc reaches the scoring target, assisted or
unassisted (See "Scoring"). Then player #2 from team A throws the flying disc back at the scoring target
next to player #1, with player #1 now having the option of assisting their teammate to score points.
After both players from Team A have thrown the disc, it is team B's turn.
After every turn, points are added to the score from the previous throw for each team. Play continues
until one team reaches 21. The game can only end on exactly 21 points. If a player scores more points
than necessary to reach 21, they must subtract whatever they would have scored on that turn from
their current score.
Example: If Player #1 has a score of 20 points and then scores 3 points on their next turn, they must
subtract those 3 points from their previous score of 20, resulting in their new total score of 17 points.
Each player gets an equal number of throws. Therefore, if player #1 from team A threw for the 21st
point, player #2 from team A must still throw the disc back, and then both players from team B will get
to throw the disc to try and push the game into overtime.
If a tie should occur, both teams' scores are set back to 15 points each for overtime, and play continues
until only one team reaches 21 points at the end of the final inning.
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