Come in and play shuffleboard in Amsterdam
Step up to the shuffleboard court – tradition just got a glow-up.
Shuffleboard isn’t just a game. It’s a timeless classic reimagined at The All Out Amsterdam — where competition meets cocktails, and fun is the only rule that really matters.
Whether you’re sliding in as a seasoned pro or trying it for the very first time, shuffleboard is easy to pick up but impossible to resist. Every turn is a mix of strategy, skill and a cheeky dose of cleverness. Two slides per round, one mission: get your puck as close to the target line as possible without tipping over the edge. Simple? Think again.
So grab your crew, line up those shots, and get ready for the kind of game night stories you’ll be telling long after last call.
Your rivals are waiting… are you ready to outplay them?
Every shot counts. Keep your eyes sharp, watch those incoming pucks, and outsmart the competition with precision and style. Shuffleboard isn’t just about sliding — it’s about strategy, guts, and a little bit of swagger.
The secret? Practice, experiment, and find the angles that give you the edge. One clever move can flip the game in your favour.
So rally your friends, family, or colleagues and bring your A-game to The All Out Amsterdam’s Shuffleboard Court. Victory tastes even sweeter with a cocktail in hand.
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FAQs
How does shuffleboard work?
You play to score 15 points. We'll explain everything on-site – including the winning tricks your team will need!
Does shuffleboard automatically count the score?
Nope. You count yourself, but don't stress: you can easily keep track of the score digitally, so you don't have to remember anything.
Is it an official shuffleboard?
It's a bit more compact than an official board, but just as much fun. Fun > size.
Don't you normally play from both sides?
That's right, we have the board on the wall. But: you do play by the official rules.
How many people can play shuffleboard with?
2 to 8 players per court. Even teams = extra smooth.
Can you play shuffleboard in teams?
Yes! Preferably in even numbers for maximum fairness and fun.