Talk:Mölkky
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Skafin advertising
[edit]User Skafin has only made contributions to wikipedia spamming an Australian version of this game. See Special:Contributions/Skafin.
While the contributions are not entirely unwelcome (the image demonstrating an australian version of the game is welcome) i've edited the page to emphasize that there are other australian versions of the game, as well as removed the external link that this person added to the page. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Muzzamo (talk • contribs) 04:32, 4 January 2011 (UTC)
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Mölkky start formation
[edit]The current picture commons:File:Mölkky_pins.jpg incorrectly shows the start position having "slack" between the pins. According to the official rules, the formation shall be "tight". This difference is significant for the first throwers of the game, and the picture should be corrected accordingly. (However, I do not have a Mölkky game for shooting a better picture.) Justification:
- Game rules on molkky.com by TacTic Games oy [1] (note: the English rules do not explicitly mention the "tightness" in the text, although a picture suggest it; however, for example, Finnish and Swedish rules explicitly mention that the start formation shall be "tight")
- Game rules by International Mölkky Organization [2] 176.72.100.14 (talk) 19:36, 16 July 2023 (UTC)