Shotle #1

How Shotle works

Every day there are five shots: a putt, a penalty, a dart, a basketball shot and a snooker pot. You get one go at each, and everyone plays the same five. Each shot is worth up to 100 points, so the best score is 500.

• The putt. Drag back and let go. Read the slope from the arrows on the green. Holing it scores 100; otherwise the closer the better.
• The penalty. Pick your spot, then strike while the power bar is in the green. A top-corner goal is worth the most. The keeper's dive is set for the day.
• The dart. Hold to aim and let go to throw. Hitting the target bed scores 100; near misses still score.
• The basketball shot. Pull back like a slingshot. A swish is 100, in off the rim 85.
• The pot. Aim, set the power and play it. The circle shows where the white meets the ball, but you have to judge the cut.

You can practise each shot on a different layout before taking the real one. Practice shots do not count. After your five, free play lets you keep going.

A new Shotle starts at midnight UK time.