2009 · Carrom Company
From their site:
Shuffleboard doesn’t have to be a fair-weather sport. Enjoy it year round from the comfort of your own home or backyard picnic table.
In singles - after all pucks are played, constituting a half round, the players proceed to the opposite end of the board and start play, with the color lead changing to blue.
In doubles - after all pucks are played at head of board, play starts at foot or opposite end - red leading, blue following. Color lead does not change until both ends have played a round. A round consists of completed play at head and foot of board- a half round completed play at one end of board.
The object of play is to place four pucks within, but not touching lines of the highest scoring area. A puck, which stops in the area between farthest foul line and shooting area, is dead, and shall be removed before further play.
Game is scored on 50, 75 100 point basis.