This is very similar to curling. You’re basically trying to get your balls (in curling, your stones) closest to the white pallina (in curling, the white center circle called the button). I used to be very good at shooting pool when I was younger so I’m curious to see how I’d do in this game. Thanks for the explanation!
Bocce is closely related to British bowls and French pétanque, all having developed from games played in the Roman Empire. So, it's been around for a long, long time.
Simple, short and understandable explanation. Thank you
Best demonstration ever! Thank you so much!!
Got all the information I need in a short amount of time. Thank you.
Thanks, now I understand wtf they were always playing on Fillmore.
This is kinda like pool but better. How have I not heard of this before?
I think this is quite an old game. It is, I believe, a game that began in Italy.
This is very similar to curling. You’re basically trying to get your balls (in curling, your stones) closest to the white pallina (in curling, the white center circle called the button). I used to be very good at shooting pool when I was younger so I’m curious to see how I’d do in this game. Thanks for the explanation!
Playing a computer version of this game and it's pretty good 👍
I first heard about this sport from Batman: The Animated Series.
Interesting.
The traditional Maltese Bocci is similar yet so different.
This is technically lawn bowls but I’m subbing cause it’s wikihow (I’m in it for the memes)
+11k views and no comments. How hasn't someone said something in that many views?
Lol
Maybe because it’s a tutorial for a sports game?
Beats me.
School...
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Just FYI the name is "Bocce" not "Bocce Ball"
think this is a old person game
Is this a new game or is it just now getting popular
Bocce is closely related to British bowls and French pétanque, all having developed from games played in the Roman Empire. So, it's been around for a long, long time.
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