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Curling's oldest surviving stone was found in a drained Scottish pond with the date 1511 carved into it, and the Grand Caledonian Curling Club formalized the sport's first standardized rules in Edinburgh in 1838. RivalPit's Curling keeps the same target — the house — as the whole game: pick your ring, time your power, and race to 11 points.
Going for the bullseye on every throw is risky — banking points from an easier outer ring consistently often beats missing the center repeatedly.
What is "the house" in RivalPit's Curling?
The house is the set of rings you aim your stone at. Picking a ring and timing your power well is how you score, with the center bullseye worth the most points but the hardest to hit cleanly.
How many points does it take to win?
Matches are played to 11 points, so consistent scoring across several throws usually beats one lucky bullseye.
Do I need any equipment to play Curling on RivalPit?
No ice, no broom, and no rental sheet fees — it runs free in your browser on desktop or mobile.