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Take turns placing an S or an O anywhere. Make "S-O-S" in any direction to score — and play again! Most SOS wins. Blue lines = Player 1, red = Player 2.
Click between two dots to draw a line. Close the 4th side of a box to claim it — and go again! Most boxes wins.
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Here's a detail that surprises most fans: in Walter Camp's original 1883 scoring rules, a field goal was worth five points and a touchdown only four — kicking used to be the smarter play. Officials didn't settle on the three-point field goal until 1909. Football Field Goal tests your aim and power across 5 kicks of increasing distance, using that same modern scoring value.
Longer attempts need more power but the same careful aim lock — rushing the aim tap to focus on power is the most common way to miss wide.
Why was a field goal once worth more than a touchdown?
In American football's earliest scoring system from 1883, a field goal was worth five points to a touchdown's four. Officials reversed that balance by 1909, settling on the three-point field goal still used today, which RivalPit's scoring matches.
Do the kicks get harder as you go?
Yes. You take 5 attempts from increasing distances, so later kicks demand more precise power control than the shorter ones you start with.
Do I need a holder or a kicking net to play?
No stadium, no holder, and no freezing kicking net required — just line up and kick, free in your browser.