 Also scoring rules vary, however the opponents have the opportunity to cancel out points by the opposing team, either by tying their shot, and also have the possibility to win over a round by outscoring the other opponents shots.Such as if the opposing team placed two on the board for 2 points, and the other team places one on the board, and one in the whole, that is a total of 4 points, and that team would receive 2 points for canceling the others out.In Hawaiʻi there is a variant played with a 15 in × 15 in box, 6 in front, and 11 in backboard called variously "Portuguese horseshoes," "Podagee horseshoes," etc.