How to Play
- A cone-shaped viewing tube with a narrow opening is positioned in front of one eye of the participant, restricting that eye's field of view.
- The participant must use the available vision from the other eye and their hand-eye coordination to judge the position of a container placed at a distance.
- A set of small, lightweight objects is provided to the participant.
- At the starting signal, the participant must pick up the objects and place them inside the container without moving the container closer.
- All objects must be transferred within the time limit announced by the organizer.
- The viewing tube and container must remain in their designated positions throughout the attempt.
Winning Criteria
- The participant who successfully places the highest number of objects inside the container within the time limit wins.
- Only objects that land completely inside the container will be counted.
- If two participants place the same number of objects successfully, the organizer may use a tie-breaker round.
Safety Rules
- The viewing tube must not press against or obstruct the eye in a way that causes discomfort.
- Participants must remain in the designated playing area and must not move towards the container while attempting to place objects.
Follow any additional instructions announced by the event organizers before play begins.