Cornhole Cutthroat: Rules & Scores

Cornhole Cutthroat is another variation of the popular outdoor game Cornhole, where each player or team plays for themselves. Here is a guide on how to play and the rules for playing Cornhole Cutthroat.

How to play

In Cutthroat, each player or team plays for themselves. Each player or team has four bags and tries to throw them into the hole on the board from a designated distance. Points are awarded when the bag goes into the hole or lands on the board. The points from each player or team are counted separately, and the player or team with the most points at the end of the game wins.

Rules

The rules for Cornhole Cutthroat are roughly the same as the rules for singles play, but all players or teams compete individually. Each player or team has four bags and tries to throw them into the hole on the board from a designated distance. Points are awarded when the bag goes into the hole or lands on the board. Points are added up after each round, and the player or team with the most points at the end of the game wins. There is no teamwork, so it is not possible to get help from other players.

Scoring

• Scoring is the same as in singles play
• Each bag that goes into the hole scores 3 points
• Each bag that lands on the board scores 1 point
• Points are added up after each round, and the player or team with the most points at the end of the game wins.

Game duration

Cutthroat matches can take longer to play than singles matches because each player or team plays individually. It is usually a good idea to have a time schedule for the game so that it can be completed within a set time.