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Pichenotte (French: [piʃnɔt] / PEESH-nut)
refers to a
family of
several disk-flicking games,
mostly French Canadian in origin,
including crokinole, pitchnut...
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tabletop game of
French Canadian origins,
similar to carrom,
crokinole and
pichenotte, with
mechanics that lie
somewhere between pocket billiards and air hockey...
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possibly of
Canadian origin,
similar to the
games of pitchnut, carrom, and
pichenotte, with
elements of
shuffleboard and
curling reduced to table-top size....
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checkers (draughts) and gamepiece-impact
games like carrom, novuss, and
pichenotte,
giving it
gameplay aspects in
common with both
billiards and
table shuffleboard...
- carrom). The
Hikone carrom board has
larger pockets (not
unlike those of
pichenotte), the
discs are
arranged in a ring (also like in Pichette), each player...
- the board. It is
ancestral to
several other games,
including novuss,
pichenotte, pitchnut, crokinole, and Chapayev. Its
historical relationship to billiards...
- Pong
Table hockey ITHF
table hockey Novuss Park golf
Carrom Crokinole Pichenotte Pitchnut Chapayev (game) Golf
Billiards "Everything You Need To Know About...
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Organizations (FINSO)
hosts international competitions.
Carrom Crokinole Pichenotte Pitchnut Chapayev (game) Golf
Billiards Brett Forrest (May 8, 2012). "Running...
- Disk-flicking
games Carrom Chapayev (game)
Crokinole Novuss Penny football Pichenotte Pitchnut Electric Football Marble (toy)
Cherokee marbles Miniature golf...
- Ping-Pong [The Ping Pong] G08. Beat
Master Turbo Remix [Beat
Master Turbo Remix] G09. Les
Pichenottes [The
Pichenotte] G10. Le
Strip Poker [The
Strip Poker]...
