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Cornhole （also known regionally as bags, sack toss, or bean bag toss） is a lawn game in which players take turns throwing 16 ounce fabric bean bags at a raised platform （board） with a hole in the far end.
A bag in the hole scores 3 points, while one on the board scores 1 point.
Play continues until a team or player reaches or exceeds the score of 21.
Cornhole matches are played with two sets of bags, two boards and two to four players.
There are four bags to a set.
Each set of bags should be distinguishable from the other; different colors work well.
The American Cornhole League's rules call for double-seamed fabric bags measuring 6 by 6 inches （150 by 150 mm） and weighing 15.
5 to 16.
5 ounces （440 to 470 g） Although bags used to be filled with preserved corn kernels （hence the name Cornhole） or dried beans, bags are nowadays usually filled with plastic resin or another material that will maintain a consistent weight and shape.
Bags are usually dual sided, with each side of the bag being a different material that reacts faster or slower on the board.
Faster bags are preferred in humid conditions where bags will not slide as readily.
Additionally, professional players may use different materials depending on their personal throwing styles.
Players with a lower, harder throw may use more rotation and a slower bag material.
Players with higher, softer throws may throw with less rotation and prefer a more reactive bag.
Each board is 2 by 4 feet （0.61 by 1.22 m）, with a 6-inch （150 mm） hole centered 9 inches （230 mm） from the top.
Each board should be angled with the top edge of the playing surface 12 inches （300 mm） above the ground, and the bottom edge 3–4 inches （76–102 mm） above the ground.
A regular court places the holes 33 feet （10 m） apart, or 27 feet （8.2 m） between the bottoms of the platforms.
Shorter distanc...