Called Shots
Before the first axe leaves a hand, everybody writes down who they think lands the first bullseye. Sealed until it happens.
Nothing at all
15 min
Anybody in the room
Sitting down
None needed
How to run it
One prediction each, before the first throw of the day.
The rule
- Everybody writes down, in secret, who they think lands the first bullseye.
- Seal it in the app and get on with the session.
- Open it the moment somebody actually hits one. Whoever called it right takes the points.
Worth knowing
- Guessing yourself is allowed. Getting it right pays exactly the same.
- Nobody hits one all session? It stays sealed, and nobody scores.
What you need
- A booked axe-throwing session — A range with lanes, targets and an instructor running the safety briefing venue
Nothing here has to be bought.
Before the day
Get the predictions in while the safety briefing is still going on — nobody has thrown a single axe yet, which is the whole point.
If it goes badly
Whoever guessed last reads every prediction out loud once the board is opened.
Add this to your event
Fayla builds the whole weekend around it — a scoreboard everybody can see, a shopping list that writes itself out of the things you picked, and one link for the group chat.
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