Set & Match - Board game (NL)

Description

Set & Match is the unique tennis game that simulates the sensations of a game of tennis on the table. The game largely follows the rules of the original tennis.

In Set & Match you have to flick. The board represents a tennis court and players play with a ball that acts as a pawn.

During their turn, a player throws the ball to the other side of the "net" and tries to reach the areas that yield the most "points". If a player scores enough points, he wins the point.

Points are scored as in normal tennis. The game ends when a player reaches the number of sets/games agreed upon at the start of the game.

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    Thema: Sport
    Mechanismes: Flicking, Simulation, Tug of War
    Ontwerper: Philippe Latarse
    Illustrator: Vincent Chatel
    Base game / expansion: Basic game
    Age: From 8 years
    Maximum number of players: 4
    Minimum number of players: 2
    Difficulty: Simple
    Game duration: 15 - 30 minutes
    Language: Dutch
    Language dependency: Language independent
    EAN: 3558380070900

    Description

    Set & Match is the unique tennis game that simulates the sensations of a game of tennis on the table. The game largely follows the rules of the original tennis.

    In Set & Match you have to flick. The board represents a tennis court and players play with a ball that acts as a pawn.

    During their turn, a player throws the ball to the other side of the "net" and tries to reach the areas that yield the most "points". If a player scores enough points, he wins the point.

    Points are scored as in normal tennis. The game ends when a player reaches the number of sets/games agreed upon at the start of the game.

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