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Eight games are available today: Pot (Stroke), Stableford, Match Play, Nassau, Skins, 9-Point, Sixes (6-6-6) and Team Best-Ball, plus Trash, contests and side bets on top. Wolf, Banker, Hammer, Vegas, Scotch and Track Any Bet are coming soon. Every game can run gross or net, and several can run at once on the same round.
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- 9-PointThree or four players split nine points on every hole, 5-3-1 by net score, and every pair settles the difference in points at a dollar value
- Add a game, change its settings, or remove itAdd games in Create or from Manage during play, adjust the stake or settings before final results, and remove a game without touching a hole scoreCommissioner
- Game error messages, explainedEvery message a game can show when you add, edit, score or publish it, what it means, and what to do next
- Gross, Net, and Off low: what each meansEvery game scores Gross, Net with course strokes, or Net off the low player; here is what each one does to the card
- Handicap allowances by gameEach game starts at a WHS-style allowance, from 85% for Team Best-Ball to 100% for matches, and you can set any figure from 1% to 200%
- Match PlayHead-to-head, 1 vs 1 or 2 vs 2, win the most holes; the match value moves from the losing side to the winning side
- NassauThree head-to-head bets in one, front nine, back nine and the 18, each worth the same amount, with optional presses at 2 down
- Players without a handicap in a net gameRinger never invents a scratch handicap; a net money game will not start until every player it covers has an index
- Pot (Stroke): low net score wins the potEveryone puts in the same entry, lowest net score for the round takes the pot, or pay places with a payout plan
- Sixes (6-6-6)Four golfers play three six-hole best-net-ball matches, switching partners every six holes, at a fixed amount per player per six
- SkinsEvery hole is its own skin; the outright low score wins it, a tie kills or carries it, and you choose per-skin wagers or a buy-in pot
- StablefordPoints per hole against par on your net score, a blow-up hole scores zero, most points wins the pot
- Team Best-BallTeams of two or four, the best net balls on each hole count for the team, low team total takes the pot
- Ties: live boards keep them, final results break themDuring play tied players share a position such as T2; the tie-break method you chose is applied only when the round is completed, and money always splits ties
- Which games can I play in Ringer?Eight money games are ready today, from Pot (Stroke) to Team Best-Ball, and six more formats are coming soon