The game is quite unique in that the other player decides on what the shooting player should shoot. Three numbers will be called. The shooting player must be able to hit those numbers in the proper order. Standard scoring applies except that the scores are not multiplied to the number being called. Doubles and triples count for two and three points respectively. If the bullseyes are called, the outer layer counts for two points while the inner layer scores three. Other areas on the board have a score of one.

There is no strategy for this game. Accuracy is the key. However, a player may give the opponent a hard time by calling those numbers that give that opponent trouble. The same numbers may be repetitively called.

There are ten rounds of play. The one with the highest accumulated points after the ten rounds wins.