Kegelen

Set the nine pins upright in a diamond arrangement at the end of a narrow wooden lane.

Each player rolls the ball down the lane by hand, trying to knock down as many pins as possible.

Players usually get a fixed number of rolls per turn, with the pins reset between turns or left standing depending on the house variation chosen.

Special shots, such as knocking down all nine pins in one roll, may earn bonus points under agreed local rules.

Scores are tallied across several rounds, and the player with the highest total when play ends wins.