How many teams can play Tug of War?

Two sides pull against each other, with as many players as you need on each side.

What measure does the rope move on?

Whatever you choose. You set the measure and the wording, and each result moves the marker towards that side's line.

Can the sides be renamed?

Yes. Both team names can be edited above the board, so they match the real teams on your floor.

Can people watch without being in the room?

Yes. A live viewing link can be shared so the board can be followed from elsewhere.

How many sites can compete?

Tug of War supports up to two sites in the same game.

Tug of War

Tug of War: Every Result Pulls the Rope

A head-to-head team game where every result pulls the rope towards one side.

Best for: Team versus team competition

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Tug Of War competition board on an office TV

LIVE ON THE BIG SCREEN

Tug of War splits the floor into two sides and puts the contest on the big screen. As figures are updated, the marker moves towards the leading team's line, so everyone can see who is ahead without asking. The pull swings back and forth until one side takes it over the line.

Sites and locations

TWO SITES. ONE ROPE.

Run it within your own sales floor or connect two locations for a live site-versus-site battle.

How it plays

Tug of War in 4 steps

1
Choose the measure
Pick the measure the competition runs on and set the wording you use on the floor.
2
Split into two sides
Put your players into the two teams and rename each side to match the real teams.
3
Press play
The board goes up on the TV with both sides on the rope and the marker in the middle.
4
Update and watch it pull
Each result moves the marker, so the room sees the contest swing in real time.

You choose the measure

The manager sets the measure and the wording, then updates the figures from a phone. The board on the big screen moves as each result goes in, so nobody has to keep a leaderboard by hand.

Plays through to the finale

Once play starts, Tug of War runs as a complete animated sequence through to its finale, so the competition ends on something the floor watches together rather than fading out.